AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKyiv Maternity Care Under Fire: Reuters reports women giving birth during Russian drone air raids, with doctors at Kyiv City Maternity Hospital No. 2 delivering babies in ward rooms while alerts were active—showing how emergency obstetrics is being reshaped by constant attacks. Ukrainian Well-Being in Wartime: A KIIS poll (May 7–June 3, 2026) finds 71% of Ukrainians say they feel happy despite the war, while 16% report unhappiness—an important mental-health signal even as danger and stress continue. Health Supply Risk: WHO says a warehouse storing medical supplies in Ukraine was hit in an overnight attack, raising concerns about continuity of care during escalating strikes. Frontline Nursing Under Pressure: A new qualitative study on Iranian emergency nurses’ experiences during urban warfare highlights sustained stress, ethical strain, and the need for stronger emergency nursing preparedness. Care Access and Costs: A letter warns Ukraine’s health-care system is at risk without change, echoing broader concerns about sustainability and access amid war pressures.
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