AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedical Devices Fees: Moldova has temporarily postponed new fees for registering medical devices after technical issues with the MPay payment system, though document submission and review continue as normal. Cervical Cancer Screening: Moldova is rolling out invitations for cervical cancer screening using an automated registry that sends Pap test notifications via email and supports booking through online and phone channels. Health Education & Tech: USMF discussed attracting investment and integrating AI into medical education, including training for staff and plans for digital transformation. Hospital Upgrade: Japan’s Kusanone grant will fund an ophthalmic surgical microscope for Ungheni hospital, improving access to high-precision eye care. Procurement “Green” Rules: Moldova’s Finance Ministry trained auditors to assess tenders using price-quality, environmental sustainability, and life-cycle costs—aiming to prevent misuse of “green” labels. Public Health & Safety: Border Police urged people to avoid touching drone debris and to call 112 after a drone crash near Crocmaz village. Wellness Abroad (Climate): Romania’s Nuclearelectrica began shutting down its last reactor due to Danube drought, while Greece reported 500+ wildfires since August 1. Local Health Support: A Moldovan child injured in a Halkidiki crash is set to return home for continued recovery with a medical team accompanying her.
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