AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTraditional medicine research: WHO is calling for more studies into traditional, complementary and integrative medicine as noncommunicable diseases rise, with several countries—including the Federated States of Micronesia—pledging national research centers. Inclusive wellness: A new wellness glossary pushes the idea that “wellness” must be defined by the people it serves, with real input from historically underrepresented groups. Medicaid access in the Pacific region: Multiple reports highlight major Medicaid eligibility tightening tied to federal rules starting Oct. 1, including limits for many lawfully present noncitizens and new hurdles for adults—raising concerns about thousands losing coverage. Local health system procurement: A Guam opinion piece questions how Medicaid and food-assistance eligibility computer systems are procured, arguing slow or flawed contracting can raise costs for families. Pacific health and culture: A Hōkūleʻa 50th-anniversary talk spotlights how the voyage reconnected culture—an angle that resonates with community wellbeing. Safety and urgent care: Honolulu police opened an attempted murder investigation after a man was found badly injured in Waikiki, with EMS transporting him to hospital in serious condition.
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