AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKratom safety in focus: Georgia lawmakers held a hearing after two Ole Miss students died, with packaged kratom found near both; toxicology is pending and officials warn products can be hard to standardize and may be dangerously addictive. Kindergarten food checks: Georgia’s National Food Agency says no violations were found in 129 food samples from Tbilisi kindergartens, while broader investigations continue after norovirus-linked gastroenteritis cases. Travel health rules: From Jan 1, 2026, foreign tourists entering Georgia must have health and accident insurance for the whole trip, with Polis.ge pushing online purchase to meet the requirement. AI in medicine: Alte University and Tbilisi State Medical University will host AIMCare 2026 in Tbilisi, bringing clinicians and tech experts to discuss responsible AI use in healthcare. Regional health access: Ukraine’s ombudsman reports 21 people returned from Russian-occupied areas, including families who cite shared hardship and note some relatives remain due to health risks.
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