AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUrology: Mauritania’s first reported laser treatment for kidney and ureter stones left 90% of the first 20 patients stone-free. The Nouakchott clinic reported an average hospital stay of 24 hours and an estimated cost of about €920 per procedure. Children’s Care: Qatar Charity’s medical campaigns in Mauritania treated children with heart defects and provided cochlear implants; the teams were recognized at a ceremony attended by health officials and specialist hospitals. Medicine Supply: A cross-ministry committee is tracking reforms to improve medicine quality, regulate supply and curb parallel-market sales, following up on 11 recommendations. Workers’ Health: Mauritania’s Workers’ Federation called for better wages and health and social insurance for workers, alongside action on non-permanent contracts.
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