AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMaternal Health Upgrade in El Salvador: El Salvador is expanding maternal and neonatal care at Zacamil Hospital with a family-centered “Mini Nido,” designed to keep mothers and newborns together, support non-pharmacological pain relief, and connect delivery spaces with breast milk collection and neonatology services. TPS Uncertainty Hits Health and Workforces: A major deadline passed with no clear public decision on Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans, leaving about 232,000 people in legal limbo and triggering layoffs and missed work notices across sectors that include hospitals and construction. Community Impact of TPS Delays: Reports from the U.S. show Salvadoran families preparing for possible deportation—moving savings, listing homes, and asking relatives to take in children—raising stress-related health risks and disrupting access to care. Digital Eye Strain Awareness: A new report highlights how heavy screen use can drive dry eyes, blurred vision, and headaches, with global estimates suggesting 66% may experience screen-related visual discomfort.
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