Ebola Emergency Escalates: WHO has declared the DRC Ebola outbreak a global health emergency, with India still reporting no cases but health authorities tightening screening, lab readiness, and isolation planning as the situation in Central Africa and Uganda evolves. Cybersecurity Meets Care: A new warning flags “Mythos”-like AI tools as a rising healthcare cyber risk, drawing parallels to past misuse of red-team software that later fueled real attacks. Legal Fight Over Hospital Arrest: Chicago Ald. Jessie Fuentes sued the Trump administration over an arrest inside a hospital during an immigration operation, alleging assault and false imprisonment. Drug Pricing Stays Put: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected drugmaker appeals over Medicare’s negotiated-price program, keeping the cost-savings framework in place. Public Health Capacity Building: Kuwait completed a needs assessment to launch a Field Epidemiology Training Program, aiming to strengthen outbreak response and surveillance. Clinical & Care Updates: BioMarin’s ENPP1 therapy hit one goal but failed key rickets outcomes; Colorado’s top court ordered Children’s Hospital Colorado to restart gender-affirming care. Rural Care Spotlight: CHI Mercy Health in North Dakota was named among the nation’s top critical access hospitals. India Online Medicine Crackdown: India’s chemists and druggists plan a May 20 strike over e-pharmacy rules they say enable fake or wrong prescriptions.