AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoChild Health: Mongolia’s school- and kindergarten-based screenings have reached 178,000 children, or 62.2% of those aged 3, 6, 11 and 15. The Prime Minister called for every child flagged at risk to receive diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and follow-up—not just a screening. Digital Health: Korean medical AI firms are expanding trials in Mongolia, including tools for cervical cancer screening and brain aneurysm risk assessment, with talks underway with Ulaanbaatar hospitals. Maternal Care: A report highlighted barriers faced by mothers with disabilities, including absent sign-language interpreters, decisions made without informed consent and inaccessible maternity facilities. Health Cooperation: Mongolia signed a health cooperation agreement with Indonesia and discussed respiratory disease surveillance with the U.S. CDC.
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