AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrecision Medicine in Qatar: Sidra Medicine administered Qatar’s first Itvisma (onasemnogene abeparvovec) gene therapy for a 13-year-old with spinal muscular atrophy, marking the third country worldwide to deliver the one-time treatment. Digital Healthcare at HMC: Hamad Medical Corporation rolled out new Lbaih app services, including appointment confirmation, electronic payment for fees at select sites, and access to radiology reports via the Medical File section. Public Health Research: Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar mapped major gaps in fall research across MENA for adults 60+, calling for stronger, standardized surveillance—especially in rural and conflict-affected settings. Community Action on Obesity: PHCC highlighted obesity in Qatar as a public health challenge needing coordinated institutional and community efforts, citing high overweight/obesity rates and links to diabetes and heart disease. Qatar Legal Probe: Qatar’s Public Prosecution opened investigations into alleged forgery of Hamad Medical Corporation medical leave certificates and misuse of public funds, urging all entities to verify documents. Regional Health Support: QRCS signed contracts for the 13th batch of Palestinian doctors in Qatar’s Amiri Medical Scholarships Programme (2026–2027) to strengthen specialist training. Wellness & Prevention for Kids: GTA’s “Stay Healthy” initiative at the Qatar Toy Festival taught children about the health risks of sweetened drinks and how the excise tax supports healthier choices.
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