Hospital Court Update (Philippines): The Philippine General Hospital submitted to the Sandiganbayan an independent medical report on former House Speaker Martin Romualdez, weighing whether he stays confined at PGH or is transferred to jail. Rural Care Continuity (Malaysia): Malaysia’s MOH says healthcare access in Sarawak will continue despite a temporary suspension of Flying Doctor Service teams, using land and water transport after risk checks. Measles Warning (US): A Pennsylvania woman died from measles complications, the state’s third measles-associated death this year, as cases and hospitalizations keep rising. Public Health Enforcement (Malaysia): MOH raided Lebuh Pudu premises selling unregistered medicines, alleging illegal clinics targeting foreign nationals. Healthcare Under Fire (Ukraine): A Russian drone hit an ambulance in Kherson, injuring two medics and destroying the vehicle. Affordability & Fees (Australia): Australia’s health department reports specialist out-of-pocket costs rising sharply, with a crackdown promised on excessive fees. Hospital Cybersecurity (Colombia): A report says 6 in 10 cyberattacks in Colombia target hospitals and clinics, risking care disruption and medical data exposure. Traditional Medicine Push (BRICS): BRICS leaders backed a new expert working group to advance traditional, complementary and integrative medicine under the BRICS health track. Hospital Management Debate (Fiji): Fiji’s medical association argues doctors should stop running hospitals and be replaced by trained managers. Workforce Retention (Malaysia): The new Malaysian Medical Association president makes retaining public-sector doctors a top priority, focusing on career paths and working conditions. Workplace Safety (Iraq): An ammonia leak at a fertilizer plant in Basra sent at least 15 workers to hospital.