AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedical Breakthrough in Bulgaria: Bulgaria’s Military Medical Academy in Sofia performed the country’s first combined liver and kidney transplant on a 19-year-old patient; both organs are now functioning well after a rare, high-risk synchronized operation. Public Health & Access: England reports major progress toward eliminating hepatitis C, with over 100,000 people diagnosed and treated since 2015 and deaths down 36% over a decade, helped by wider testing and home kits. Wellness & Nutrition: A nutritionist explains how eating Greek yogurt daily can support gut microbiome diversity and lower inflammation markers, thanks to fermented bacteria like Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. Tobacco & Oral Health: New research highlights how tobacco companies target dentists with “harm reduction” messaging and sponsored education, raising concerns about whether e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products are being promoted in ways that conflict with dental health guidance. Health & Safety Online: Bulgarian child-rights groups urge Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev to strengthen cooperation on preventing online radicalization, citing rising reports and the need for sustained funding for the Safer Internet Centre. Local Wellness Tourism: Ensana Aquahouse in Varna becomes the first Greater Varna hotel listed in the Michelin Guide, spotlighting its holistic wellness concept and mineral-rich thermal water.
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