AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHIV Research: Berlin’s Thomas Kahlert has gone public after Charité doctors cured his HIV following a stem-cell transplant for leukaemia. He is among just 13 people known to have been cured, though the treatment is not a general cure for HIV. Skin Cancer Study: A small German Phase 2b trial of an investigational treatment for actinic keratosis found some lesions shifted to lower severity grades. The 39-person study had missing follow-up assessments, so the results need cautious interpretation. Bird Flu: H5N1 was confirmed in a wild goose in Brandenburg, as Germany enters the autumn migration season. Heat Preparedness: A study found that German heat-health plans are rarely evaluated, citing political and structural barriers. Athlete Health: Bayern Munich says Jamal Musiala’s absence seizures stem from a neurological condition managed with medication; his return to peak performance remains uncertain.
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