AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI in European care: Stockholm’s Tandem Health raised €86.5m to build an AI-native operating system for European clinics, aiming to support clinicians end-to-end from documentation to decision support. Patient autonomy debate: A new review argues medicine is swinging too far toward “full autonomy,” and that trust often improves with clear communication and empathy—while some paternalistic approaches can help in emergencies and end-of-life care. Suicide prevention focus: Eurostat data show EU suicide deaths fell over the decade but remain higher in men (76.4% of cases), with the Netherlands among the countries where men are most affected. AMR collaboration: Dutch health officials discussed antimicrobial resistance cooperation with Indonesia, building on an MoU and planning embassy support. Public health and wellbeing: A piece on creatine separates what’s proven from what’s still uncertain as interest grows beyond sports. Healthcare-adjacent policy: A Lancet modelling study warns US Medicare “most-favoured-nation” pricing could raise global drug prices and delay launches. Local impact: Four Dutch victims of a Swiss coach crash returned home; 10 were still in hospital.
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