AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEbola Vigilance: Tunisia’s Ministry of Health says it is closely monitoring the Ebola situation in DR Congo after new alerts from Africa CDC and WHO, stressing vigilance, fast data sharing, and stronger preparedness—while confirming there is no direct threat to Tunisia so far. Aging Health: A geriatrics specialist highlights what to start checking early from age 40: blood pressure, diabetes/prediabetes, and lung problems—plus the importance of quitting smoking. Hajj Support: The Fidaa Foundation helped 21 pilgrims from martyrs’ families depart for Hajj, with selection based on clear criteria including health and first-time participation. Trachoma Milestone: WHO has validated Tunisia as free of trachoma as a public health problem, praising years of prevention and screening. Organ Donation Push: Tunisia is set to hold an organ donation awareness day in Tunis on May 21, including discussion of adding donor status to the national identity card. Health Security Notes: Tunisia also reiterates no hantavirus cases recorded to date.
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