AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHMC Access Boost: Hamad Medical Corporation says it cut the average wait for a first specialist appointment from 58 days to about 16, using steps like longer clinic hours, evening sessions, and some two-shift operations. Drug Safety Watch: Qatar’s Ministry of Public Health banned the trading, use and promotion of unlicensed peptide products, warning that many are marketed with therapeutic, cosmetic or performance claims despite lacking Qatar approval and proven safety. Global Health Leadership: The WHO has accepted candidates for director-general, including Qatar’s former health minister Dr Hanan Al-Kuwari, as the race to succeed Tedros continues. Public Health & Transport Rules: Qatar reminded taxi, limousine and bus drivers that they must hold a public driving licence category authorising them to operate those vehicles. Wellness Learning for Kids: NMoQ and ExxonMobil launched the “ExxonMobil STEAM Festival” in Qatar, with workshops for children including a mangrove-focused “Mangrove Lab” aimed at learning through art and science. Regional Health Context: Qatar and Iran held talks in Tehran to de-escalate tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, amid renewed sanctions threats.
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