Gaza Healthcare Under Fire: Foreign ministers from Türkiye and seven other countries condemned Israel’s attacks on hospitals and medical infrastructure in Gaza, calling them a breach of international law and warning they endanger aid delivery and peace efforts. UAE Humanitarian Response: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed inspected Abu Dhabi’s 100-bed floating Level III trauma hospital, reviewing emergency care, operating theatres, and smart systems for gases, water, wastewater, and patient call support. Fraud in Sleep Testing: A Coos Bay, Oregon-area sleep study owner pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud, admitting over $2.1M in false billing for in-office tests and studies that never happened. Care Delays Hit Newborn: A Mumbai hospital was found “deficient in service” for delaying discharge of a two-day-old baby by more than nine hours while waiting on cashless insurance approval. Quality Ratings Suspended: UK regulators suspended quality ratings for Blue Ribbon Healthcare after an ITV News probe alleged abuse and neglect of disabled residents. Hospital Capacity Pressure: In Hyderabad, attendants at Niloufer Hospital reported overcrowding, bed shortages, and long admission delays despite “satisfactory” treatment. New Disease Tracking: Connecticut became an early participant in the U.S. Disease Tracker to improve public monitoring of vaccine-preventable diseases like measles, meningococcal disease, and pertussis. Surgery Access Boost: Lake Region Healthcare in Minnesota completed its first procedures using the da Vinci 5 robotic system, expanding local minimally invasive options.