AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPharmacy Market Watch: A 2026 consumer study says PSP Pharma remains Georgia’s top pharmacy choice, with 82% of consumers using it and 42% naming it first. Regional Health Cooperation: Armenia and Georgia plan to deepen ties in nuclear medicine after Georgia’s health minister visited Armenia’s renovated Nuclear Medicine Center. Rehab Access in Adjara: A new branch of the Irma Khvichia Rehabilitation Center opened in Khulo, expanding state-supported rehab services for children and adults. Care Shortages for Chronic Illness: A diasporan Armenian returning to Armenia says essential medicines for autoimmune disease were hard to find, forcing her to go back to the U.S. Prison Health & Treatment: Opposition politician Elene Khoshtaria returned to Rustavi prison after initial treatment at Vivamed, with further monthly check-ups planned. Public Health & Safety: Tbilisi reports no violations in kindergarten food samples, while officials link norovirus cases to outside entry. Health Under Pressure: In South Ossetia, residents say the new president must tackle youth emigration, jobs, and healthcare, including medicine and pension provision. Broader Health Risks: U.S. Iran aviation sanctions are disrupting regional travel, complicating access to care for people trying to leave Iran.
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