AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNew Wild Cat Species in Bolivia: Scientists have identified Leopardus tilcayo, the first new wild cat species in over a century, after genetic work on specimens and a discovery near La Paz; conservationists warn its population may be smaller than expected, meaning protection may need to ramp up fast. Chagas Treatment Update: A 30-day benznidazole regimen is highlighted as a safer, better-tolerated option for Chagas disease, pointing to improved treatment for patients. Bolivia UN Call on Crime: President Rodrigo Paz urged faster international action against organized crime and drug trafficking, linking it to Bolivia’s recent unrest that disrupted access to healthcare and education. Health System Preparedness (Animals): PAHO reports experts in Bolivia advancing the technical plan for BANVACO, a regional foot-and-mouth disease antigen reserve to strengthen emergency readiness across the Americas. Early Adolescence Focus: PAHO convened a regional webinar on evidence-based support for ages 10–14, pushing for better policies and multi-sector programs for young adolescents.
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