AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSugar-free Diets & Gut Health: Dasman Diabetes Institute researchers say completely removing sucrose from a low-fat diet in mice disrupted the gut microbiome, increased inflammation, and worsened insulin resistance—suggesting “balanced nutrition” may matter more than total sugar elimination. Disability Care Oversight: Kuwait’s Social Affairs Minister referred officials at the Handicapped Care and Rehabilitation Center in Sabahiyah to investigation after a surprise inspection of kitchens, laundry, cleanliness, safety, and resident care. World Blood Donor Day in Kuwait: Boursa Kuwait and Kuwait Clearing Company ran a blood donation drive with the Central Blood Bank under “Invest in Life… Donate Blood,” while the Embassy of India also collected donations at Adan Hospital and Blood Bank. Road Safety Crackdown: Two Kuwaiti drivers were detained for speeding up to 181 km/h and 177 km/h, as traffic enforcement also targeted phone use and seatbelts near hospitals. Health & Community Wellness: The Embassy of India held yoga outreach in Kuwait ahead of International Day of Yoga, promoting “Yoga for Healthy Ageing.”
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