AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMonaco Drug Policy Update: Monaco tightens rules on “legal highs” by adding ibotenic acid and muscimol (found in Amanita muscaria “mushroom edibles”) to its controlled-drug framework, and broadens how THC derivatives and designer sedatives are classified—aimed at closing loopholes around altered compounds. Local Health & Wellness Funding: Saskatchewan distributes nearly $1.7M in charitable gaming grants across about 260 communities, including support for Lung Saskatchewan and groups tied to hospital foundations, sport, arts, and service clubs. Brain Monitoring Research: A new approach combines functional near-infrared spectroscopy with a computational method to improve how oxygen levels in the brain are monitored—reducing reliance on individualized MRI measurements. Sports Health Watch (Injuries): Tennis No. 1 Jannik Sinner withdraws from Cincinnati with a troublesome right knee, while Carlos Alcaraz also skips the event due to a wrist injury ahead of the US Open. Reinsurance Risk Signals: AM Best warns the global reinsurance market is at a “critical inflection point,” with record capital and tougher competition raising the risk of a return to softer pricing.
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