AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFood Safety & Nutrition: A Brazil-led study using near-infrared spectroscopy on 19,258 corn samples across Latin America found fumonisins are the most common mycotoxins, with Paraguay included among monitored markets—highlighting the need for fast testing to protect poultry feed and reduce economic losses. Public Health Tech: Paraguay’s Ministry of Public Health launched the QRSAF digital platform to centralize citizen complaints, claims, suggestions, and commendations, aiming for faster routing and more transparent handling of healthcare feedback. Vector Control: Yguazú began using the MosquitOFF app, which blends NASA satellite data with local health reporting to forecast dengue risk and help municipalities and hospitals target mosquito breeding hotspots. Health System Access: Paraguay’s new census-reported indigenous population stands at 140,049 across 19 peoples and 557 communities—useful for planning culturally appropriate health services and outreach. Wildlife & Community Wellness: Asunción Zoo welcomed three capybaras, bringing its total to ten, with vets monitoring their transition from milk to vegetation.
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