AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDigital Health (Luxembourg): eSanté says Luxembourg is preparing for the EU’s European Health Data Space, aiming for secure cross-border access to patient records and prescriptions from 2029, with imaging and lab results added from 2031—so care in Belgium can follow patients back to local GPs and specialists. Chronic Care & Costs: A Zurich report warns that people are living longer but often with long-term conditions, shifting the financial risk from short events to years of illness—pushing the need for better prevention, earlier intervention, and more coordinated care. Fertility Access in Europe: New European data shows record IVF treatment volumes in 2023, but the report stresses the “record” depends on who can afford treatment; frozen embryo transfer is now the dominant approach. Maternal RSV Debate: A global study surveying pregnant women in eight countries—including Luxembourg—finds most prefer getting RSV protection during pregnancy rather than receiving the newborn injection. Public Health (Environment): The European Environment Agency reports 96% of monitored bathing sites meet minimum standards, but a small share still scores “poor” due to sewage overflows and agricultural runoff. Local Health & Safety: Traffic disruption after a two-car crash near Luxembourg’s A7 slip road left one person injured.
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