AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCybersecurity & Public Health: Poland’s Białystok District Prosecutor’s Office charged two Russian nationals over 17 cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, including seven water and wastewater plants and a hospital ventilation system—using real logins to operate legitimate control software while standard defenses failed to spot the activity. Infectious Disease Policy: England says it is on track to eliminate hepatitis C as a public health threat, reporting that since 2015 more than 100,000 people have been diagnosed and treated with free 8–12 week antiviral tablets that cure over 95% of cases. Healthcare Innovation & Access: Poland’s Ministry of Health reimbursement list includes Er-Kim’s LOQTORZI® (toripalimab), signaling continued expansion of covered cancer immunotherapy options. Clinical Care & Community Support: A Warsaw-area transition group home for up to six women in recovery (LITE Recovery) was approved, highlighting ongoing local efforts to tackle housing barriers after treatment. Health Risks From Online Markets: A peer-reviewed study warns that online trade in mummified human remains exposes buyers and handlers to toxic preservatives and dormant fungal spores, with many listings lacking safety guidance. Sports Medicine (Lifestyle): Human Powered Health signed Polish rider Marta Lach for two years, reflecting continued investment in elite athlete performance and training.
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