AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFood Security: El Niño threatens harvests across Central America’s Dry Corridor, and drought has already damaged crops in Honduras. The article urges investment in diverse farming to help families withstand crop losses. Maternal Health: A Honduran woman says ICE agents pushed and struck her while arresting her husband in Texas. Days later, hospital staff told her that her unborn baby had died; the family believes the encounter may have contributed, but that link has not been established. Animal and Public Health: Texas A&M researchers and Honduran animal-health experts will use samples from the country’s screwworm outbreak to study how the parasite spreads and changes. It can infest people as well as animals. Regional Health Workforce: Belize will end its medical cooperation agreement with Cuba but offer direct contracts to Cuban doctors and other professionals already serving there, aiming to avoid disruptions, especially in rural communities.
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