AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup health watch: Spain’s Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams are back in training ahead of La Roja’s opener, while Brazil’s Neymar is set to miss the first match with a grade-two calf injury; a World Cup injury tracker is keeping fans updated. Major medical milestone in Spain: 12 de Octubre University Hospital completed Spain’s first simultaneous en bloc intestine-and-pancreas transplant, sending a 46-year-old home after 16 days and expanding options for rare, complex intestinal failure. Public health & care access: Spain’s top health official says a new global health architecture must break from “inherited structures,” and Spain’s STI plan ramps up with free condoms for young people via pharmacies. Homelessness policy controversy in Madrid: Madrid stopped advance warnings before cleanups, raising concerns that documents and medicines may be lost. Safety on holiday: A tourist was rushed to hospital after a ninth-floor balcony collapse sent debris into a hotel pool in La Manga.
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