AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoReproductive Health: Hereditary Prince Alois vetoed a bill approved by Liechtenstein’s parliament that would have decriminalised abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Abortion remains largely illegal, with limited exceptions. Infectious Disease: Shamonda virus has been detected in farm animals in Liechtenstein and other European countries. France has reported the first known human infection; the patient, who was severely immunocompromised, died, but investigators have not established whether the virus contributed. Authorities have identified no risk to the general public. Antibiotic Resistance: A small, non-random airport study found antibiotics in 3% of checked travellers arriving from the European Economic Area. Researchers say carrying antibiotics across borders warrants further attention because some drugs can contribute to resistance.
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