AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMacau Health Policy: The Health Bureau (SSM) is stepping up hepatitis B control with expanded screening and treatment access, warning that up to 7–8 in 100 residents may be infected; officials say 23,000 patients are already under follow-up and that free anonymous rapid tests are slated for July 25. Public Health & Prevention: Hong Kong’s Centre for Health Protection reports a COVID-19 and influenza rise, with COVID activity hitting a one-year high, urging residents—especially high-risk groups—to keep strict personal and environmental hygiene and wear masks in crowded settings. Local Wellness Tech: St Magdalene School has launched Macau’s first AI-powered exercise and health classroom, using smart bikes, heart-rate monitoring and mental health questionnaires to generate personalised exercise plans under professional supervision. Health & Safety Regulation: Macau lawmakers review tighter tobacco rules, including wider smoke-free areas around hospitals and schools and stronger controls on e-cigarettes and other newer products. Healthcare Access & Care: Macau’s Housing Bureau awarded the final Light Public Housing management contract in Ma On Shan, with 860 units expected for intake by year-end—supporting healthier daily living through nearby amenities and transport links. Industry & Innovation: CPTTM marked 30 years in Macau, highlighting support for SME upgrades and certifications tied to food, health supplements and proprietary Chinese medicines, with a renewed push toward AI and digital transformation.
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