AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCancer Prevention: Aruba has launched its Aruba Pink breast cancer awareness campaign, urging people aged 45 and older to seek screening. The program offers mammograms every two years, including for people without symptoms, to support early detection. Healthcare and Senior Care: Public Health Minister Mervin Wyatt-Ras highlighted plans including multidisciplinary diabetes care at ImSan, expanded day care and housing for seniors, and measures to support families facing rising costs. Medical Training: Horacio Oduber Hospital hosted a five-day Caribbean Echo Congress, giving healthcare professionals hands-on ultrasound training aimed at strengthening the technique’s use in Aruba. Early Childhood Support: An educators’ conference focused on autism and developmental needs, with sessions on early identification, timely intervention, family involvement and classroom support for young children. Active Living: Aruba Activo 2026 brought families, clubs and sports groups together to encourage people of all ages to make physical activity part of everyday life.
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