AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMAiD Policy: Ottawa says mental illness alone will remain excluded from assisted-dying eligibility, while proposing to decriminalize advance requests for people who may lose capacity. Primary Care: Alberta is investing $10 million in projects to improve access and care, including virtual specialist appointments and earlier screening for infant hip conditions. Prevention and Coverage: Health officials are urging people to stay protected against respiratory illnesses as the flu season outlook remains uncertain. Meanwhile, the Canadian Dental Association estimates four million people have used the national dental-care plan, but says access and coverage gaps persist. Women’s Health: Calgary is receiving $1.8 million for cardiovascular health initiatives focused on women.
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