AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMedical Safety Alert: A Bronx patient died after an unlicensed doctor administered an IV NAD+ “anti-aging” procedure; prosecutors say the doctor lacked authority to give NAD+ via IV and he was released without bail while an autopsy is pending. Heart Health Guidance: The American Heart Association review says up to 400 mg caffeine daily is safe for most healthy adults, with warnings that energy drinks and caffeine shots may be riskier. Tech in Care: Philips won FDA 510(k) clearance for a next-generation reusable SpO₂ clip sensor, aiming for more consistent oxygen readings across skin tones. Public Health Systems: Tunisia is preparing to launch “Sahetna.tn,” a national citizen health portal for appointments and personal health records. Infectious Disease Watch: Lady Ridgeway Children’s Hospital in Sri Lanka urged parents to bring key medical documents as dengue admissions surge. Home & Wellness: Experts explain how to tell allergies from pink eye, plus practical tips to reduce wildfire smoke indoors. Community Wellness: Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross ran a “Community Life Line” outreach with free blood pressure, glucose, and cholesterol checks.
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