AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChildhood Immunization Watch: UNICEF and WHO report global childhood vaccination coverage is only slightly up, but measles protection still falls short—drop-out rates keep outbreaks active in 57 countries, with 13.5 million infants missing routine vaccines. Public Health & Access: The same coverage highlights how conflict and hesitancy leave many “zero-dose” children in fragile settings, while some higher-income countries see coverage slip. Local Health Systems: A separate report flags Bosnia’s private clinics for flouting rules, raising concerns about oversight and patient safety. Cross-Border Safety: Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to join a cross-border environmental impact process for a planned radioactive waste disposal center on Trgovska Gora, with experts in the Federation warning the site is not suitable—public comments and document access are part of the procedure. Health-Related News in the Region: Balkan states are also moving to restrict public tobacco use, adding pressure to reduce exposure and improve respiratory health.
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