AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBrain Monitoring Breakthrough: Researchers combined functional near-infrared spectroscopy with a new computational approach to make oxygen-level tracking in the brain more efficient, aiming to reduce the need for individualized MRI measurements. Monaco Drug Rules Tightened: The Principality moved to close loopholes around “legal highs” by adding ibotenic acid and muscimol (found in certain mushroom edibles) to its controlled-drug framework, and broadened how THC derivatives and designer sedatives are classified. Safe Eclipse Viewing: A partial solar eclipse will be visible from Monaco and the Alpes-Maritimes, but health guidance is clear: only certified eclipse glasses (CE/ISO 12312-2) protect against serious eye damage. Community Health Funding (Canada): Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan distributed nearly $1.7M in charitable gaming grants across ~260 communities, including lung-health support groups. Planetary Health Leadership: Brune Poirson joined the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation board, bringing experience in environmental policy and sustainability.
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