Hospital Safety & Accountability: Mexico ordered nationwide hospital kitchen checks after a salmonella outbreak sickened 135 resident doctors at a major public hospital, with inspections focused on food prep, storage, preservation and distribution. Public Health Data: WHO launched a Regional Health Data Hub for Africa to connect fragmented health systems so countries can better track outbreaks, maternal and child health, and resource planning. Maternal Health: Namibia reports more than half of maternal deaths may be preventable, citing care gaps like delays in recognizing danger signs and weak referral. Mental Health Access: A U.S. university cut six in-person student wellness counselors and shifted more services to telehealth, raising concerns about coverage during peak demand. Suicide Prevention: A Midwest “Farm Dog” initiative targets rural mental health stigma during National Suicide Prevention Month, aiming to fund tailored counseling for farmers. Emergency Preparedness: Indonesia put healthcare facilities on high alert for volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau, warning of respiratory, eye and skin irritation and asthma flare-ups. Health Policy: The Philippines’ Senate approved an Enhanced Anti-Hospital Detention Act to penalize hospitals that detain patients or families over unpaid bills. Health Coverage Costs: A health insurance authority reported the first quarter-on-quarter decline in insured people since 2020 as premiums rose. Clinical Care & Recalls: An FDA-linked nationwide recall was issued for epinephrine injections due to sterility and particulate contamination concerns. Local Incidents: A lightning strike sent six middle school students to hospital; a child was flown after a bicycle crash near a school; and a shooting in Norwood, Ohio sent one person to UC Medical Center.