Climate & Heat Health: PM Philip Davis warned at the 4th Annual Bahamas Youth Climate Conference that extreme heat is arriving earlier, with heat-index readings of 102–108°F in May and 102–110°F by mid-June, driving higher household costs and stressing public health and power systems. Mental Health Training: The Ministry of Health & Wellness, with the Bahamas Psychological Association, trained and certified 315 people in Psychological First Aid across the Family Islands, and opened New Providence sessions for July–September 2026 (now fully booked). Digital Health Records: BahamasEMR+ (BEMR) is showing early gains after a year of use in public clinics, with the Ministry citing improved clinic operations and patient care as rollout expands. HIV Prevention Progress: A global update notes an AIDS-free generation is within reach, but warns that recent funding cuts are threatening prevention and treatment systems, including in places like the Bahamas. Road Safety Push: A public health call urges stronger, measurable action on traffic deaths beyond reminders to drivers, including enforcement and licensing reforms. Cruise Health Watch: A cruise roundup flags a norovirus outbreak affecting 100+ guests and crew on a sailing, underscoring ongoing infectious disease risks for travelers. Healthcare Workforce Talks: The Bahamas says discussions with the U.S. about Cuban healthcare workers’ visa status are nearing completion, with only a small number of Cuban doctors currently practising locally.