AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTonga Health & Policy: Tonga’s Minister for Health Siaosi Sovaleni told the World Health Assembly that global health needs “shared responsibility,” with a focus on digital health that improves access (not exclusion), climate-resilient health financing, a stronger workforce, and primary healthcare plus non-communicable disease prevention. Dengue Watch: Tonga is still reporting dengue cases (66 total), with two hospitalised as of 25 May (Ha’apai and ‘Eua) and no deaths reported; the Cook Islands declared dengue-free after 26 days without a positive case, but officials warn against complacency. Community Wellbeing & Care Access: In Samoa, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints handed over upgraded mobility and dental services at Tupua Tamasese Meaole Hospital, including a mobile prosthetics clinic and a dental van to reach remote communities. Research & Faith in Health: Tonga National University will host a public lecture on 26 June on how lotu shapes wellbeing and social challenges, drawing on findings from the Lotu Factor Project. Local Health Capacity: New clinics and training programs across the South Pacific aim to strengthen healthcare delivery and skills.
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