AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate & Health: Costa Rica’s medical community is warning that El Niño could raise risks for cardiovascular, respiratory, skin/allergy, renal, and occupational problems—especially for older adults, children, pregnant people, and those with chronic conditions. Public Health & Safety: Costa Rica will run its national evacuation drill Wednesday, with offices, schools, clinics, hotels, and government buildings practicing a fast, planned exit—plus a reminder to actually set household/business emergency plans. Housing & Health Equity: San José Mayor Diego Miranda says about 2,300 people are living on the streets and is asking the national government to coordinate urgent support, calling it a failed policy with growing social and economic harm. Biodiversity & Wellness: Researchers identified a new endemic night frog in Costa Rican coffee plantations, highlighting how sustainable farming can support conservation and boost nature-based tourism. Health Access (Business): Peptides Costa Rica opened a San José service hub to expand local access to peptide solutions, including tirzepatide and retatrutide.
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