AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoObesity Care Gap in Sweden: Sweden’s first national obesity review warns many people are undiagnosed or under-treated, with primary care flagged as the key bottleneck for earlier medication, surgery, and lifestyle support. Heart Rhythm at Home: A Karolinska/Danderyd trial in Stockholm found daily smartphone monitoring can catch spontaneous normal rhythms in atrial fibrillation patients before planned electrical cardioversion, reducing last-minute cancellations. AI Cybersecurity in Sweden: Anthropic expanded its Project Glasswing to about 150 new organisations across 15+ countries, including Sweden, giving access to its Claude Mythos Preview to scan code for vulnerabilities. Data Centers’ Health-Adjacent Impact: A UN University report says AI-driven data centers already rival major countries in electricity use and emissions, with water and pollution expected to surge—fueling new pressure on energy and cooling systems. Liver Testing in Brussels: A mobile liver screening “village” runs outside the European Parliament this week, offering ultrasound-based fat and fibrosis checks plus hepatitis and prevention guidance. Pesticide Reparations: France’s parliament backed a bill recognising responsibility for chlordecone harm in Guadeloupe and Martinique, linking exposure to prostate cancer and pushing decontamination and compensation.
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