AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRegional Drug Development: China’s Hansoh Pharma signed a potential US$15 billion-plus cancer drug partnership with Roche. Hansoh will retain rights in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Macao Hospital Services: Macao Union Medical Center kept emergency, inpatient and dialysis services open on the October 19 holiday, while outpatient and specialist clinics closed; assisted reproduction services were limited to booked appointments. Infection Watch: The Health Bureau reported six flu-like illness clusters, while health authorities urged mosquito precautions for the Chong Yeung Festival. After a Russian laboratory worker’s unexplained pneumonia death raised concerns, Macao said the risk of an outbreak reaching the city was low and stepped up screening. Ageing and Care: Caritas is expanding its elderly meal network with two new kitchens, while a Macao symposium examined end-of-life and palliative care for older people. Local Research: University of Macau researchers identified a high-risk liver cancer subtype and outlined an AI-guided precision treatment strategy. Workplace Wellbeing: A Macao forum called for employers to treat mental health as a shared responsibility.
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