AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCancer care breakthrough: A Costa Rican mother, Carolina Espinoza, received a living-donor liver transplant from her son after more than five years battling colorectal cancer with liver metastasis, with her case referred to Cleveland Clinic Weston for a faster living-donor option. Climate health warning: Costa Rica’s medical professionals are urging prevention as El Niño brings hotter temperatures, stronger sun, and shifting rainfall—raising risks for cardiovascular, respiratory, skin/allergy, kidney, and work-related complications, especially for vulnerable groups. Public health & safety: Costa Rica’s national evacuation drill is set to run this week, as the country continues building readiness for emergencies. Health-linked environment: Researchers report a new endemic night frog species found in Costa Rica’s coffee-growing areas, highlighting how sustainable farming can support biodiversity and eco-tourism. Community pressure: San José’s mayor says about 2,300 people are living on the streets and is asking the national government for urgent coordination and support. Workplace wellness: Great Place To Work released its 2026 Best Workplaces in Latin America list, surveying millions of employees across the region.
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