AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMosquito Control: MRCU has begun aerial larvicide operations on Little Cayman and Cayman Brac, targeting mosquito larvae with a treatment it says is safe for residents and pets when properly applied. Brain Health: The inaugural Caribbean Brain Health Summit, starting Nov. 16, will include Cayman and focus on making services more affordable and strengthening regional care and research. Environment: Cayman’s latest quality-of-life report gives the natural environment the lowest score, with recycling and waste management among the weakest areas. Reef Science: A pilot at Eden Rock will test low-voltage BioRock technology to encourage coral growth and support reef recovery. Health Technology: Health City plans to expand brain and prostate imaging using AI. Climate Research: CCRIF scholarships will support nine Caribbean students studying areas including climate science, meteorology, geoinformatics and engineering.
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