Workplace mental health push (Malaysia): Malaysia is rolling out early intervention for civil servants after a study flagged more than 40,000 officers at risk of harmful behaviors, including suicide attempts, with new “Happy at Work” steps aimed at improving workplace culture. Hospital accountability (Sabah, Malaysia): Police opened investigations into sexual harassment allegations involving a public hospital director, after reports surfaced on social media and lawmakers questioned why the director allegedly remained in post despite internal probes. Care access and system strain (Canada): Canada’s health workforce leadership backed calls for more federal investment tied to reforms, including safer data sharing, team-based care, and allowing health workers to care across provincial borders. Cancer care expansion (US): MUSC Health Florence broke ground on a new three-story MUSC Hollings Cancer Center to centralize oncology services and screenings for the region. Public health alerts (UK): Graham’s Dairy Farm recalled semi-skimmed milk batches after “vet medicines” contamination concerns, warning people with antibiotic allergies not to consume affected products. Infectious disease updates (US): Kansas cyclosporiasis cases surged to 289 statewide, with Johnson County leading, as officials warn some cases may be missed and urge attention to contaminated food sources. Global health support (Kenya/Ebola): India sent 4.5 tonnes of medical supplies to Kenya to strengthen Ebola preparedness, including PPE and infection-control materials. Traditional medicine plan (China): China released a five-year TCM development plan targeting breakthroughs in major diseases and expanding TCM services, including mental health and sleep clinics. Medication safety and oversight (US/Colorado): An indictment alleges Aurora assisted-living operators zip-tied residents, gave wrong medications, and neglected care, raising scrutiny of unlicensed facilities. Mental health and eating disorders (UK): A new analysis suggests eating disorder prevalence in Britain has tripled to about 3.5 million, prompting calls for urgent treatment reforms. Legionnaires’ disease response (NYC): NYCEM defended its Legionnaires’ disease education efforts after criticism from city council members, emphasizing public preparedness and communication.