AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEveryday Wellness: Bird-watching may help older adults stay calm and mentally engaged, and Costa Rica’s abundant birdlife makes it a low-cost activity for families and care homes. Food Safety: SENASA expanded its red-tide ban on oysters, mussels and pianguas in parts of the Gulf of Nicoya. The toxins can’t be detected by sight or smell, and cooking won’t make contaminated shellfish safe. Prison Healthcare: Complaints about medical care in custody are rising, alongside a sharp increase in court cases over prison conditions. Reports cite treatment delays and missed meals for people with conditions such as diabetes. Environmental Health: New research suggests pesticide risks in Costa Rica may be higher than earlier estimates, with intensive use on export crops including bananas and pineapples. Older Adults’ Mental Health: Reported figures of 1,218 depression cases and 78 suicide attempts among older adults have raised concern about access to support.
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