AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublic Health & Care Access: A new warning for disabled Britons on PIP: if you’re claiming PIP and plan to be abroad for more than four weeks, you must contact the PIP enquiry line right away and share travel dates, destination, and reason—eligibility and payments can be affected even for holidays. Medicines & Costs: Trump’s proposed 100% tariffs on generic drugs imported into the US in 2028 (rising to 200% later) could reshape global medicine pricing and supply, as the push for US-based manufacturing targets reliance on foreign generic imports. Health Policy & Media Support: An opinion piece highlights how public service media face funding cuts and skepticism, arguing their mission matters more as misinformation and health-related public information needs grow. Trade & Health-Related Supply Chains: Liechtenstein is named among small trade partners in New Zealand’s FIT talks, while a Vietnam–EFTA deal is set to boost bilateral trade—both signals that cross-border rules can indirectly affect access to goods, including medical products.
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