AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDrug Safety Alert: The Trimbos Institute issued a Dutch “Red Alert” after ecstasy pills shaped like Donald Trump’s head were found to contain very high levels of PMMA, a substance similar to MDMA but slower acting—raising overdose risk if users take more. The institute urged: “Absolutely do not use these pills,” warning of overheating, nausea, fast heart rate, convulsions and possible fatal outcomes; no deaths or serious illnesses have been reported so far. Public Health Research: New findings highlight how childhood BMI patterns between ages 1–7 can shape heart risk by age 8, with early persistent obesity linked to much higher cardiometabolic risk. Cardiovascular Treatment Data: Real-world MILOS analyses presented at ESC 2026 suggest one year of bempedoic acid therapy could reduce predicted 10-year cardiovascular risk (17.1% relative; 4.8% absolute). Health & Care Policy: Minister Mirjam Sterk apologized for abuse in closed youth care and juvenile justice institutions, pledging to stop closed youth care, after reports of violence and restraints in ZIKOS units.
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