Lifestyle Medicine Push: Malaysia’s Society of Lifestyle Medicine says structured training for doctors, nurses and dietitians should be built into primary care to curb rising type 2 diabetes, including diagnoses in teens. Emergency Response: A child was taken to hospital after an injury during the Hartlepool Carnival Parade, with organizers saying the child is okay and the event resumed. Hospital Capacity Boost: Saskatchewan Blue Cross is donating $50,000 to equip a new high-acuity unit at Saskatoon City Hospital as an acute-care expansion adds beds and staff. Maternal Care Under Fire: In Haiti, Doctors Without Borders says a key maternity hospital in Port-au-Prince’s Cité Soleil has suspended services again due to renewed violence, cutting access to sexual and reproductive care. Care Quality & Safety: A lawsuit alleges a Kaiser Permanente tissue-label mix-up led to an unnecessary hysterectomy and a false cancer diagnosis for a 43-year-old. Workforce & Workplace Safety: Nigerian nurses at FMC Abeokuta allege intimidation and delayed pay, demanding an independent probe; in India, doctors and nurses rallied for “Abhaya Day” to demand protection from attacks on healthcare workers. Tech for Clinical Scale-Up: India’s health minister released an AI in MedTech knowledge paper calling for clearer regulation, better data and procurement to move AI from pilots to routine care.