Hospital Safety & Accountability: Narayani Hospital in Birgunj was vandalized after two patients died, with doctors and staff relieved pending investigations after relatives alleged negligence. Emergency Care Under Strain: Bangladesh Health Minister Sakhawat Husain carried out surprise inspections in Satkhira, citing doctor shortages and announcing upgrades for smaller hospitals plus more dialysis, physiotherapy and pathology services. Healthcare Leadership & Recognition: Ukraine’s President Zelensky awarded “Hero of Ukraine” to Dnipropetrovsk Regional Clinical Hospital director Serhii Ryzhenko for wartime medical contributions. Access & Affordability: Malaysia’s Maaedicare Charitable Foundation raised funds to expand affordable care, including ultrasound-guided cannulation across its dialysis centres. Hospital Infrastructure: North Tees hospital rebuild plans face rising maintenance costs, with councillors told “doing nothing is not an option.” Public Health & Food Safety: Canada weighs food-system resilience after a U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, while India’s FSSAI suspended licenses of Westend Agro Products and Rehaan Healthcare over expiry/batch tampering and false organic claims. Violence & Trauma: Multiple shootings and crashes sent people to hospital across Waterloo (gunshot), Chicago (mass shooting), and the UK (police officers injured in a deliberate van attack). Medical System & Policy: Delta moved to relax pharmacy separation rules to support integrated clinic-pharmacy models. Clinical/Research & Legal: DOJ accused UC San Diego School of Medicine of racial discrimination in admissions; a U.S. investor class action was filed against Regeneron over alleged misleading trial statements.