AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoParliament & Public Health: A fistfight broke out in Georgia’s parliament on 26 June during the Q&A after Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s annual report, with emergency medical services called after MPs physically clashed. Health Trends: Geostat reports 44,319 deaths in Georgia in 2025, up 0.8% from 2024; circulatory diseases and cancer remain the top causes, with perinatal disorders leading among children under 5. Health Policy & Access: SGMC Health is expanding primary care in Valdosta by adding pediatric services and family appointments at SGMC Primary Care – Connell, aiming to ease pediatric provider shortages. Medication & Justice: Georgia’s former Deputy Health Minister Irakli Mkheidze was detained/charged in a case tied to illegal trafficking of psychotropic medications allegedly worth up to ₾54 million. Community Prevention: Back-to-school immunization events are planned in Valdosta, including vaccine catch-up and screenings for families ahead of the new school year. Cross-border Care & Safety: A Canadian tourist in Georgia was released after a plea deal over carrying ADHD medication (Adderall) without a prescription, following a fine.
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