Diabetes Prevention Push: Malaysia’s lifestyle medicine group says Type 2 diabetes care should move into primary healthcare via structured training for doctors, nurses and dietitians, as diagnoses now appear in younger people. AI in MedTech: India’s health minister released a knowledge paper on AI adoption, urging priorities like better data, clearer regulation for adaptive tools, and procurement/reimbursement support to scale beyond pilots. Patient Safety & Trust: A Georgia woman alleges a hospital lab labeling mix-up led to an unnecessary hysterectomy and a false cancer diagnosis, prompting a lawsuit against Kaiser Permanente. Access Under Fire: Doctors Without Borders reports Haiti’s Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital is forced to suspend again due to renewed violence in Port-au-Prince, cutting sexual and reproductive care for thousands. Public Health on the Ground: Nigeria’s army hospital urges barracks residents to prioritize hygiene to prevent cholera, TB and pneumonia. Medication Recall: A U.S. recall targets certain Adequan dog and horse injections after glass fibers were found in vials. Care Delivery Improvements: New Zealand expands funded diabetes medicines for more than 30,000 people over five years, widening access to key drugs. Workforce Pipeline: Kentucky schools sign an early admission pathway to KYCOM, reserving up to five seats annually for eligible students. Hospital Operations: Pasadena police and the FBI investigate a bomb-threat hoax at Huntington Hospital that diverted emergency response but found no devices.