AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoObstetric Care & Rights: Syrian women in Aleppo are speaking out about “obstetric violence” in public hospitals, describing mistreatment during childbirth, lack of informed consent, and lasting mental health impacts like depression and anxiety. Public Health & Nuclear Medicine: Syria says it is working transparently with the IAEA to reactivate its membership and expand peaceful nuclear applications, including healthcare, agriculture, and scientific research, with an IAEA delegation due soon. Justice & Health System Safety: A Syrian court sentenced former President Bashar al-Assad and others to death in absentia over war crimes and crimes against humanity, underscoring ongoing accountability efforts that can shape security and access to services. Violence & Community Health: Reports from Damascus countryside and Ras al-Ain highlight injuries and hospital cases tied to attacks and clashes, including a minibus bombing toll later corrected to 14 injured with no deaths. Research & Recovery: A new single-cell atlas from St. Jude maps spinal neurons involved in rhythmic movement, offering clues that could support recovery after spinal cord injury. Humanitarian Nutrition: Gaza’s food emergency is worsening, with major shares of the population facing food insecurity and thousands of children needing urgent care.
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