AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAccess to Care: A new poll found half of Canadians had skipped a doctor or hospital visit because of wait times; 84% said the health system needs change. Cancer Care: Brandon oncologist Brady Anderson says he is leaving his post after repeated calls for support went unanswered, citing burnout and a lack of backup. Drug Research: In mice, diabetes drug sotagliflozin cut clot formation by about 60%, far more than empagliflozin; researchers say the findings may help explain heart benefits, but human studies are needed. Treatment Options: The FDA approved Sun Pharma’s Ilumya for adults with psoriatic arthritis, adding another clinic-administered option. Patient Safety: Eye specialists warn that repeatedly using drops for redness or irritation can mask the cause; the right treatment depends on what is behind the symptoms. The AMA also urged the FDA to apply rigorous safety standards to botanical products, including kratom and cannabis. Maternity Care: One hundred Florida hospitals will work on reducing medically unnecessary first C-sections while preserving access to lifesaving surgery. Gaza: Medics reported at least eight Palestinians killed in two strikes, including a four-year-old boy and five police officers.
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