AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoReproductive Health Policy: Liechtenstein’s parliament narrowly backed a “term-based solution” to legalise elective abortion in the first 12 weeks, but Hereditary Prince Alois has pledged to veto—meaning the change is unlikely to take effect. The proposal would also lift an information ban and shift costs to health insurance, while current law allows abortion only in limited cases such as rape or serious risk to the woman’s life/health. Animal Health Alert: France reports rapid spread of “European Shamonda” among dairy cattle, now in 22 departments, with vets warning of miscarriage and birth defects in pregnant animals; experts link spread to climate-driven midge insects and cross-border trade. Regional Health Policy: Germany-speaking health ministers met in Luxembourg to discuss modernising pension systems, workplace prevention, and neurodegenerative disease cooperation across the health “quintet” (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg). Medical Innovation/Industry: Implantica will hold a Capital Markets Day in Stockholm on Sept. 9 to discuss RefluxStop’s U.S. launch plans.
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