AI in Public Hospitals: Malaysia’s health ministry will pilot AI tools at selected hospitals to automate clinical documentation and cut doctor workload, with uninterrupted patient care as the top priority. Smart Infrastructure in South Asia: India pledged about Rs. 600 million in medical equipment for a new Deniyaya Base Hospital in Sri Lanka under the Cyclone Ditwah recovery plan. Cancer Care Expansion: OhioHealth Marion General held its first Cancer Survivor Celebration Dinner, bringing together newly diagnosed, in-treatment, and remission patients. Hospital Capacity Upgrade: Mumbai’s B.Y.L. Nair Hospital has operationalised a new 24/7 Accident and Emergency Medical Services complex, adding triage, surgery, and specialist services. Healthcare Workforce Tensions: Brigham and Women’s Hospital nurses returned to work after a five-day strike and lockout, while contract talks remain stalled. Regulation & Access: Kuwait bans cash payments above KD 10 at private healthcare facilities, pushing patients toward approved banking/electronic payments. Obesity Medicine Oversight: A South African obesity specialist warns compounded GLP-1 weight-loss products are driving a global regulator headache as demand outpaces registered options. Data Security: Lake Region Healthcare warned patients of a data breach after unauthorized network access in May 2025. Public Health Systems: Ekiti State (Nigeria) trained health professionals on emergency preparedness to strengthen responses to outbreaks. Controversy in Care Communication: Uganda’s Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital faced backlash after a social media post about a six-year ICU patient’s death. Violence Allegations: Ukraine charged two Russians, including a prison medic, over alleged torture and denial of medical treatment for Ukrainian POWs.