AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTuberculosis: WHO reports major progress across the region: Uzbekistan cut TB deaths by at least 75% in 2025, though drug-resistant TB remains a serious threat. Health Financing: Uzbekistan’s healthcare budget has risen roughly sevenfold to UZS49 trillion for 2026. Reforms include a new primary-care model and a “money follows the patient” insurance system, with guaranteed-care coverage planned nationwide. Child Cancer Care: Free medicines for children with cancer have expanded from 89 to 194, and access to antitumor drugs has reached 88%; reported one-year survival rates have also improved. Care and Prevention: Earlier reports cite life expectancy of 75.4 years and district hospitals performing open-heart surgery and stenting. Uzbekistan has also pledged $5 million to support the Aral Sea region through 2030, with healthcare among the fund’s priorities.
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