AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoYouth Mental Health Online: Estonia’s government has set up a new expert panel to tackle how social media and video games affect young people’s mental health, with recommendations due by end-2026 for kids, parents and the state—aiming for safer digital spaces without relying on bans. Oral Health Habits: A Tallinn dentist says tooth-brushing often slips out of parents’ control, especially when children are left to brush alone; a study of 600 five-year-olds suggests counseling alone isn’t enough, and supervised brushing plus reducing constant snacking matters. Sexual Violence Support: Estonia’s Social Insurance Board launched the “Even If…” campaign reminding survivors they can get free, 24/7 help at sexual violence crisis centers—even if they don’t remember details or can’t find the right words. Drug Use Among Minors: Security staff report more cases of minors openly using or selling drugs in public places, linking the trend to easier access via social media. Food & Wellness: A new “spa weekend” trend is boosting wellness travel bookings across Europe, reflecting burnout recovery demand. Health Tech Infrastructure: Estonia is among partners for the €387.8M LUMI-AI supercomputer project in Finland, aimed at expanding Europe’s AI capacity for research including health and life sciences.
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