Mental Health Data Under Pressure: A new report warns that U.S. government funding cuts are making anxiety and depression tracking harder to find, undermining how communities spot trends and target support. Digital Health for Cancer Prevention: A commentary argues cancer prevention is shifting from “in-person only” to hybrid models, with education and psychosocial support increasingly suited to digital delivery. Research Partnerships: Qatar’s MoPH signed an MoU with UDST to expand research, postgraduate pathways, training, and community health services. Care Access Drives Screening: A systematic review finds cancer survivors’ participation in colorectal and breast screening hinges more on healthcare access than on awareness or motivation. Public Health Wins in Fiji: Fiji’s scabies prevalence fell from 6.2% to 3.4% after a 2022 mass drug administration using oral ivermectin. Caregiver Strain in the U.S.: AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving estimate 63 million Americans are caregivers, highlighting a growing national support gap. Pharmacy Deserts in Michigan: Michigan has lost 270 pharmacies since 2024, with advocates pointing to PBM reimbursement pressure. Heat and Mortality in Belgium: Belgium recorded nearly 3,000 excess deaths across three summer heatwaves, driven by duration, intensity, and ozone. Overdose Data Made Easier: CDC launched a single public overdose data page, consolidating fatal and nonfatal tracking to improve visibility. AI in Oncology Communication: A radiation oncologist describes how AI adoption is changing patient conversations, raising both empowerment and trust risks.