AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUnsafe Medicines: Dominican authorities seized nearly 47 million expired, counterfeit, adulterated or unregistered medicines and medical supplies in Santo Domingo Este, a haul worth about RD$532 million. Officials say the illicit stock posed a serious public health risk. Medical Tourism: Health and dental industry leaders urged stronger patient-safety standards, licensing and international accreditation as the country promotes care for visitors. Cosmetic Surgery: A review of complications treated after procedures abroad found infections among the most common problems and identified the Dominican Republic as a frequently reported destination in non-European studies—a reminder to check credentials and follow-up care. Access to Treatment: The government says medicines worth up to RD$16 million for high-cost illnesses are being made available. Flu Prevention: A national influenza vaccination campaign began with more than 400,000 doses available. Food Security: President Luis Abinader said undernourishment fell below 2.5% in 2025, taking the country off the FAO Hunger Map; continued access to affordable food remains central to nutrition.
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