AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth innovation: Iceland-based Kerecis is using wild Atlantic cod skin grafts to help heal hard-to-treat wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers, with claims of faster recovery and less need for skin graft surgery. Youth health: Nordic researchers warn energy drinks are driving dependency and negative health effects among teens, with Finland starting use earlier than peers and Iceland included in the survey. Mental health & care governance: Iceland’s Psychological Association raises concerns about professional independence in state-funded SÁÁ services after senior departures and disputes over who should oversee healthcare work. Gender equality: Iceland is again ranked the world’s most gender-equal country in the WEF Global Gender Gap Report, reinforcing its long-running top position. Public health policy (youth wellbeing): In Ireland, debate continues over an “Activity Card” culture voucher for 16-year-olds, with supporters citing benefits for youth participation, health, and wellbeing—while critics say it’s been watered down. Sports & wellbeing (stress and focus): Iceland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson faces intense controversy around Ireland’s Israel fixtures, with players urged to respect differing views while staying focused.
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