AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoInfant Nutrition Safety: A systematic review from Sapienza University of Rome found pesticide residues in infant formula across 22 of 26 studies (1975–2025), with multiple chemical classes reported, raising concerns for short- and long-term infant health. Eating Disorder Research: New work presented in Europe links a hormone spike and the ghrelin pathway (including LEAP2) to anorexia nervosa metabolism changes, pointing toward future drug targets. Public Health Alert: WHO warns Ebola in DR Congo may be up to 4x larger than confirmed counts, with many cases occurring outside known transmission chains. Extreme Heat & Cooling: Europe’s heatwaves are pushing cooling into a public-health and social-inequality issue, with Malta highlighted for high air-conditioning use but low renewable energy share. Cardiac Monitoring Tech: A wrist-worn system aims to better assess arrhythmia risk by analyzing how episodes cluster over time, filtering noise from everyday movement. Sports & Wellness Angle: Tour de France stage 9 was shortened due to extreme heat, with riders urged to prioritize hydration and cooling.
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