AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHIV Alert Ahead of VincyMas: St. Vincent and the Grenadines health authorities say new HIV infections are rising, with the highest numbers among people aged 25–29 and men over 60. Chief Health Promotion Officer Shanika John stressed that you can’t tell by appearance—testing is the only way to know—and urged residents and visitors to use condoms and get tested, especially as Carnival brings more travel, alcohol use, and casual sex. Mental Health Support Boost: The Ministry of Health announced a new consultant psychiatrist, Dr. Eloy Asanza Castillo, based at the Mental Health Rehabilitation Centre, as part of renewed mental health reform. AI Training for Care: Public radiographer Celeste Cumberbatch-Garrett completed AI-based medical image analysis training in Taiwan (June 4–23), aiming to strengthen early detection and diagnostic accuracy at Milton Cato Memorial Hospital. STI Testing Uptick for Carnival: Planned Parenthood Association of St. Vincent and the Grenadines reports more people coming forward for STI testing, and encourages regular check-ups during the Carnival season. Youth Safety Initiative: Police launched the “steps project” to help students resist peer pressure and grooming tactics, focusing on prevention before harm occurs.
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