Hospital Safety & Security: New York’s St. Peter’s Health Partners will expand qualified hospital security officers’ authority under a state law, letting them take people into custody, issue tickets, remove trespassers, or hold individuals until police arrive amid rising violence against staff. Cardiac Emergency Care: Kyrgyzstan’s Health Minister Damir Osmonov intervened during an emergency heart attack case and personally performed life-saving coronary stenting under a 24/7 acute myocardial infarction program. Mental Health & Service Strain: The USS Abraham Lincoln is ending a long Middle East deployment after reports of deteriorating crew mental health and supply issues, with a replacement planned. Public Health Alerts: Seneca County confirmed a measles case in an unvaccinated traveler from Pennsylvania, while Tulsa EMS issued a third straight Medical Heat Alert urging hydration and warning signs of heat stroke. Medication Recall: FDA announced a nationwide Class II recall of a specific lot of mirabegron extended-release (overactive bladder) tablets due to nitrosamine impurities above recommended limits. Community Health & Access: Sudbury’s peer mental health group NISA rebranded as Peer Support North, and Kansas City health officials urged families to stay current on childhood vaccines despite confusion over a federal executive order. Workplace & Care Quality: A viral incident at Rukminibai Hospital in Kalyan led to suspension of a worker accused of using cardboard instead of plaster for a fractured leg. Maternal Health: Allegheny Health Network hospitals earned perinatal quality designations for maternal sepsis prevention work.