AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPatient-Centered Care: At EULAR 2026, Norwegian rheumatology leaders stressed that better outcomes start with communication that respects the patient’s lived experience, not just the clinician’s view of disease activity. Public Health & Policy: Australia’s under-16 social media ban shows limited early impact, with most teens still using platforms via fake or others’ accounts—an important reminder for Norway as it moves toward similar rules. Obesity & Genetics: A new study links childhood weight patterns more to parental genes than pregnancy weight, adding nuance to how families and health services should approach prevention. Alcohol After Bariatric Surgery: Norwegian researchers warn that bariatric surgery changes how alcohol is absorbed, raising the risk of alcohol problems—patients need clear guidance before and after surgery. Health System Funding: The Netherlands reported health spending up 6.1% in 2025, with long-term care rising fastest. EU Health Cooperation: The EU4Health programme now extends funding access to North Macedonia, supporting prevention, cancer care, mental health, and cross-border threats. Environmental Health: Experts call for better air-quality sensor monitoring in West Africa to improve reliable data for public health decisions. Norway & Sports Nutrition Myth-Busting: Claims that Norway brought its own food to the World Cup due to distrust of US food are false; it was about diet consistency and familiar products.
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