AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEmergency Care Upgrade: Macau’s Health Bureau (SSM) inaugurated an Emergency Medicine Training Centre and a Stroke Centre at MGM MACAU, aiming to boost first-aid skills for the public (including CPR and AED promotion) and strengthen emergency response capacity. Flu Alert: SSM reported a 49-year-old man admitted to ICU with severe influenza A complicated by pneumonia; household contacts are urged to seek prompt assessment and antivirals, and the bureau reminded residents that this season’s flu vaccine helps prevent severe complications. Infectious Disease Watch: Hong Kong’s CHP logged four new community-acquired Legionnaires’ disease cases and urged proper maintenance of man-made water systems, especially for higher-risk groups. Public Health & Vector Control: FEHD released June gravidtrap and density indexes for Aedes albopictus across 19 survey areas, showing seasonal rise patterns that can shift with weather. Food Safety: IAM said local boneless chicken feet were found to contain Listeria, highlighting the need for safe handling and cooking. Rodent Control Update: IAM outlined its rat control effectiveness, reporting 25,000 baiting points deployed in 2025 and 2,894 rats eliminated. Pet Entry Rules: IAM adjusted imported dog/cat inspection policy to align with WOAH guidance, removing quarantine for eligible animals from rabies-affected regions if pre-entry checks are met. Kidney Drug Deal (Macao included): Everest Medicines signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Dimerix for DMX-200 across Greater China (including Macao), South Korea and parts of Southeast Asia for FSGS in a Phase 3 study.
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