AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health Tech: Paraguay’s Ministry of Public Health launched the QRSAF digital platform to centralize citizen complaints, claims, suggestions, thanks, and commendations—aiming for faster, more transparent handling of feedback across healthcare services. Indigenous Food & Biodiversity: Researchers at UNA’s FACEN documented traditional wild edible plants used by Mbya Guaraní communities in Itapúa, recording 38 native species and warning that deforestation and land-use change could erase food knowledge. Nutrition Safety in Agriculture: A Latin America poultry-focused report highlights mycotoxin concerns in corn, with fumonisins flagged as the most prevalent, including data from Paraguay samples. Climate & Health Risk: July 2026 tied as the hottest month on record, reinforcing heat-related health risks and pressure on public health planning. Community Health Culture: Mate remains a key Paraguay tradition, with yerba mate rooted in Guaraní harvesting and still supporting social wellbeing today.
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