HIV Supply Security (Philippines): LoveYourself says the DOH has cleared the first rollout batch of 455,188 bottles of Lamivudine+Tenofovir+Dolutegravir, part of a 1.2 million-commodity procurement meant to keep treatment uninterrupted despite shipping disruptions. Court Oversight & Patient Rights (India): Delhi High Court backed police moving hunger-striking activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar to Safdarjung Hospital, saying the decision wasn’t arbitrary and was aimed at protecting his life; his wife alleges “illegal detention” and seeks a private transfer. Primary Care Capacity (Tanzania): Experts renewed calls to formally recognize Family Medicine in Tanzania’s public service to ease hospital congestion and strengthen primary care, amid a push to place family physicians at the center of care. Training & Workforce (Sierra Leone): A Chinese hybrid TCM nursing programme launched in Freetown, combining digital lectures with hands-on mentorship to expand local pain-management capacity. Mental Health Staffing (US/California): Psychiatric hospitals face new nurse-to-patient ratio rules with steep penalties, prompting warnings of major hiring costs and potential service disruption. Cancer Care Disruption (Nepal): Radiotherapy at Sushil Koirala Prakhar Cancer Hospital in Banke has been halted for nearly three months after a LINAC failure, forcing patients to travel abroad. Hospital Safety (India): A 42-year-old died after a ceiling fan allegedly detached and fell in GTB Hospital’s emergency ward, reigniting concerns about infrastructure safety. Digital Diagnostics (Qatar): Hamad Medical Corporation highlights lab digital transformation to speed secure test reporting and improve accuracy. Public Health Capacity (WHO/Egypt): WHO designated Egypt’s Field Epidemiology Training Program as a collaborating centre focused on vector-borne disease prevention and response.