Ebola Watch: The Democratic Republic of Congo reports Ebola deaths rising to 930 as attacks on health workers and staff walkouts disrupt care, with 2,344 cases logged and response capacity under strain. Public Health Data: Abu Dhabi has completed 12 disease registries to track trends and support earlier diagnosis and prevention across conditions including diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and mental health. Hospital Accountability: India’s Madhya Pradesh State Consumer Commission upheld a Rs 3 lakh payout to a heart surgery patient after he returned to the ICU within 12 hours, citing service and negligence concerns. Medication Safety Warning: Qatar’s health ministry warns against injectable exosome products, saying none are approved for injections and that safety and effectiveness aren’t proven. Rural Care Gap: A Mississippi Delta family says a nearby hospital closure left them without emergency services, after a preeclampsia seizure ended in tragedy for a pregnant woman and her unborn child. Health Access & Admin Burden: Medicaid work requirements are raising fears among clinicians about “medically frail” exemptions and the paperwork burden for patients. Disability Services: The Philippines opened a hospital-based developmental care hub for children with disabilities, offering screening, therapies, care coordination, and telehealth. Infectious Disease Update: Selangor health authorities say a suspected leptospirosis ICU case tested negative and stress prevention steps around recreational water sites. AI in Medicine: A Chinese expert says medical robots may be an early commercial win for embodied AI, but real-world deployment still faces hurdles. Travel Health: A study finds language barriers are a major reason people delay seeking medical help abroad, highlighting the need for better emergency communication.