AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCancer Screening: Estonia will invite all women turning 40 for genetic testing to estimate breast cancer risk, with higher-risk women potentially offered mammograms from age 40. Invitations will go to nearly 10,000 women, regardless of health insurance. Mental Health: A new Tallinn “investment bank” offers practical ways to support wellbeing, from taking a short break to calling someone close. Cross-Border Care: Cyprus has connected with Estonia through the EU’s MyHealth@EU system, enabling secure health-data sharing and wider access to digital services across borders. Patient Rights: Compensation claims under Estonia’s patient insurance system are rising: more than 660 applications were filed in the first 10 months of this year, though an unsatisfactory outcome alone does not mean a claim is justified. End-of-Life Policy: Eesti 200 has proposed a referendum alongside the March 2027 parliamentary election to gauge public views on medically assisted dying; the proposal would not itself change the law.
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