AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMedical Supply Crunch: Dutch hospitals report rising shortages of medical devices, from basic items to specialized surgery and MRI components, with a major heart catheterization recall blamed for halting planned procedures at around 70 hospitals. Public Health & Travel: The Dutch-flagged cruise ship MV Hondius remains under extra cleaning in Rotterdam after a hantavirus outbreak; WHO says the situation is stable, with cases linked to the ship rising to 13 and three deaths, while passengers and crew stay in quarantine. Quarantine Updates: Australia has extended quarantine for repatriated passengers tied to the same outbreak to the full 42-day incubation period, pushing monitoring to June 23. Addiction Care: More people in the Netherlands are seeking help for online gambling and designer drugs; LADIS data shows designer-drug treatment rose to 946 in 2025 and gambling treatment topped 3,100. Cybersecurity: Fewer cyber incidents hit Dutch businesses overall, but large enterprises remain the most resilient, according to CBS’s latest cybersecurity monitor. Health Policy: Amsterdam dietitians warn about rising Ozempic advertising and misuse. Research & Innovation: argenx will host an R&D webinar on June 23 in Amsterdam on FcRn leadership for autoimmune myositis.
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