AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDementia in Bolivia’s Amazon: A new longitudinal study of Indigenous Tsimané and Mosetén communities finds dementia is still rare, with similar new-case rates to the U.S. and northern Europe but unusually low overall prevalence—linked to shorter survival after dementia develops. Dengue prevention in Bolivia: Baja California Sur reports fumigating 23,000+ hectares to curb dengue, focusing on La Paz and Los Cabos, alongside larvicide brigades and a Wolbachia mosquito program. Mining law overhaul: Bolivia has begun overhauling its mining code, aiming for clearer rules and stronger environmental management, while civil society and Indigenous groups raise concerns about the process. Health system under climate pressure (regionally): Brazil plans a major health overhaul to prepare primary care for more frequent climate extremes, including dengue spread into new areas. Caregiver mental health: A study highlights that older adults caring for dependent relatives report more depressive symptoms, with women at higher risk—supporting the need for stronger informal-care policies. Global measles warning: WHO estimates measles cases are rising again, with nearly 11 million infections expected in 2026 and no treatment beyond vaccination and supportive care.
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