AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChild Health: A report citing WHO and UNICEF figures says 37% of Cook Islands children and teenagers aged 5–19 have obesity, fuelling calls for governments to improve food environments and curb unhealthy food marketing. Women’s Health: Cook Islands representatives told a UN committee that sexual-health and gender-based-violence data remain inadequate. Progress on laws and policy has not resolved the need for a coordinated response and secure short-term accommodation. Mental Health: Te POM counsellors are urging men to seek support, saying counselling is a brave step and a chance to address stigma and isolation. Penrhyn Care: A New Zealand Defence Force mission has repaired the island hospital and provided medical and dental care to more than 75 patients. Regional Treatment: A dialysis patient’s case has renewed attention on the cost and availability of specialist care for Pacific people who must travel overseas for treatment.
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