AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIraq Health Funding Crunch: Iraq’s Health Ministry says it needs at least nine trillion dinars (about $6.84B) to cover debts, contracts, and to secure medicines and medical supplies—nearly double its 2025 spending—amid warnings of a “liquidity catastrophe” and growing demand for care. Medical Workforce Recognition: Iraqi doctors grabbed half of the top spots in the Arab Board of Health Specializations exams, with Iraq winning first-place results across 52 specialties. Suicide Care Access: A new specialized outpatient suicide-care clinic (Asha Clinic) opened in Burlington, aiming to connect high-risk patients with targeted therapies and expert-led treatment. Animal Health Alert: Foot-and-mouth disease’s SAT-1 strain has resurfaced beyond its usual range, with Iraq listed among earlier detections—raising new concerns for livestock owners as the virus spreads via contaminated equipment and animal products. Healthcare in Conflict Context: Reports also highlight ongoing strain on regional health systems tied to war impacts, including calls for more hospitals and primary care centers in areas hit by ISIS fighting.
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