Behavioural Health Quality Check: Qatar’s Daam Behavioural Healthcare Centre renewed CARF International behavioural health accreditation for a second consecutive cycle (2025–2028), highlighting quality and continuous improvement. Travel Safety for Chronic Illness: Hamad Medical Corporation urged travellers with diabetes, hypertension, heart or respiratory conditions to plan early, carry extra meds, and consult doctors 4–6 weeks before departure. TB Vaccine Breakthrough: Johns Hopkins researchers reported an experimental intranasal therapeutic DNA vaccine aimed at drug-tolerant TB “persisters,” showing faster clearance and reduced relapse in mice. AI Scribe Oversight Concerns: Australia’s Federal Health Department flagged patchy consent and possible data-sharing beyond Australia for AI scribes, raising patient safety and accountability worries. Equitable TB-HIV Access: Indonesia’s Health Ministry called for better access for vulnerable TB and HIV groups, citing stigma, discrimination, and fragmented services—especially for older patients. Infectious Disease Controls: Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz ordered a nationwide ban on substandard syringes and tougher legal action to curb AIDS, hepatitis C and other infections. Ebola Trial Starts in Congo: In eastern Congo, a WHO-backed study began testing remdesivir, MBP134, or both for Bundibugyo Ebola, with survival tracked over 28 days. Heatwave Health Impact: Preliminary figures link Europe’s June heatwave to at least 3,700 excess deaths across France, Belgium and the Netherlands, stressing housing and healthcare preparedness. Primary Care Expansion: India’s new 50-bed Agartala Civil Hospital is set to open soon to strengthen municipal primary care and ease pressure on major referral hospitals. Immunisation Accountability: A Dhaka court received a petition seeking action over alleged negligence in handling Bangladesh’s measles outbreak, including vaccine availability and hospital shortages.