AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoInfant Nutrition: FSSAI has proposed banning added sucrose and fructose in nutrition products for babies up to six months old. The draft is open for public comment for 60 days. Patient Safety: Rajasthan police arrested two people accused of using forged medical qualifications to obtain registration; one allegedly ran a 100-bed hospital and performed surgeries. Healthcare Access: Tata Trusts plans 40–50 not-for-profit hospitals, with paying patients helping subsidise care for people unable to afford treatment. Its five-year strategy also targets stronger public facilities and expanded care for older people. Safety Lapses: A blast at a pharmaceutical factory in Gujarat killed five workers and injured five; officials reported a gas leak. Mumbai’s FDA also suspended the licence of a Fortis Hospital kitchen after cockroaches were found. Industry: AstraZeneca opened a Mumbai office as it expands its India presence; the company says it is running about 80 global clinical trials in the country. Hospital Update: L.K. Advani, 98, was admitted to Delhi’s Apollo Hospital with a chest infection and is reported to be stable.
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