AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRegulatory & Public Health Tech: India rolled out Air Suvidha 2.0 for contactless health self-declarations for travelers from Ebola-affected countries, aiming to speed screening and data sharing at entry points. Oncology Drug Updates: The FDA expanded Gilead’s Trodelvy as a first-line option for triple-negative breast cancer, intensifying competition in early treatment settings. Rare Disease & Precision Care: A new market outlook projects rare neurological disease treatments could nearly double to $43.7B by 2036 as orphan approvals and genetic diagnostics expand access. Healthcare AI Readiness: A Nutanix survey warns healthcare AI adoption is outpacing infrastructure readiness, with “shadow AI” growing while governance and secure bedside support lag. Women’s Health: U.N.-cited research highlights persistent underdiagnosis and mistreatment of women’s health concerns, with mental health disparities especially for LGBTQ+ people. Clinical Care Innovation: Ruby Hall Clinic launched a pelvic floor rehabilitation program using electromagnetic stimulation and automated Kegel training for incontinence and related disorders. Pharma Manufacturing Policy: AiMeD praised Haryana’s 2026 pharma and medical devices manufacturing policy for incentives aimed at boosting investment, jobs, and exports. Patient Safety Reminder: Experts urged hydration for people on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs during extreme heat, warning not to wait for thirst.
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