Responsible Pet Safety: The Bahamas Humane Society is urging stricter dog containment after a 66-year-old man was attacked by a pack of about 10 dogs in Kemp Road and taken to Princess Margaret Hospital, calling for enforcement, identification, and spay/neuter to curb roaming. Unregulated Longevity Therapy Warning: A gene therapy aimed at boosting “anti-ageing” protein production is reportedly being offered in Honduras, the Bahamas, and Panama without FDA approval or rigorous trials, raising ethics and safety concerns. Lupus Nutrition & Care: Rheumatologist Dr. Anishka Rolle highlights anti-inflammatory eating for lupus, focusing on whole foods, healthy fats, fiber, and heart health, with diet adjustments for lupus nephritis and bone protection. Public Health & Disability Data: A new disability report from the 2022 census says 38,551 people (ages 5+) live with at least one disability, noting the jump partly reflects changes in how disability was measured. Coral Resilience Hope: Scientists report large areas of coral reefs across many countries—including the Bahamas—that may withstand or recover from warming oceans, pointing to new conservation targets. Community Wellness Programs: The Ministry of Social Services celebrated graduates of the free 12-week Empowerment Hour Programme in Pinewood Gardens and Carmichael, covering life skills, vocational training, and mental health awareness. Blood Donation Drive: Grand Bahama health partners held a World Blood Donor Day blood drive at Rand Memorial Hospital, stressing donations are vital for trauma, NICU, sickle cell, and other patients. Jet Ski Safety Alert: The U.S. Embassy in Nassau issued a warning against renting jet skis, citing injuries and assaults, while local operators argue the industry needs better regulation rather than broad condemnation. Water Rescue Fatality: Police report an 80-year-old American man died after being pulled unresponsive from the water near South Beach at Ocean Cay, despite CPR efforts. Mental Health Access Abroad: A report says Canada capped refugee and asylum seekers’ mental health sessions at 10 hours per year after supplemental health changes, sparking pushback from clinicians.