AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU Kids Act & Digital Habits: Luxembourg teenagers say EU social-media limits should have arrived sooner, with local youth workshops backing a gradual approach (parent-managed “mini-accounts” from 13, limited daily use) while warning some harm is already done. Healthcare Governance: Luxembourg’s AMMD and Health Minister Martine Deprez remain locked in a dispute over the doctors’ convention and working groups; Deprez says the convention system isn’t being scrapped and stresses “nothing changes for the patient.” Child Health & Vaccines: A Europe-wide study finds childhood vaccination rates have stalled since 2019–2022, with Luxembourg among the few reaching at least 95% coverage for all seven vaccines. Maternal & Child Services (Luxembourg-funded): Luxembourg and UN partners launch Phase IV of a RMNCAH programme in Laos, aiming to strengthen reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health. Diabetes Care Transition: New international guidance urges planning the switch from pediatric to adult diabetes care 1–2 years ahead to reduce missed follow-ups and hospital use. Public Health Tech: Luxembourg-based Aptus.AI says it’s moving AI from chat-style help to real execution in regulated workflows. Safety & Health Incidents: Police report a high-risk arrest in Gare after a suspect bit an officer; separate reports include multiple road accidents injuring several people. Air Travel Disruption: Luxembourg Airport temporarily suspended flights after unauthorised drones were spotted, with possible delays expected.
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