AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoNeuro-ophthalmology biotech update: Oculis said director Lionel Carnot is resigning from its board, effective immediately, as the company moves into its next growth stage—an item worth watching for patients and investors in eye and brain-related sight disorders. Safe abortion access: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Iceland and others backed International Safe Abortion Day with a call for laws that enable safe, timely, affordable care and warn restrictive rules raise maternal harm. HIV and aging care shift: A new look at “aging with HIV” highlights how modern ART is changing needs, with older patients facing more chronic conditions and requiring more targeted, age-aware care. Healthcare staffing pressure: Ireland plans to relax the “50:50 rule” limiting non-EEA workers to tackle shortages in nursing homes, home-care and disability services. Wound care innovation from Iceland-linked biotech: Kerecis launched “Compact,” a new fish-skin platform designed to reduce waste and simplify application for deep wounds. Longevity science angle: A roundup on extremely long-lived species—including an Iceland-named ocean clam and “immortal jellyfish”—spotlights what researchers hope to learn about aging and disease resistance.
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