HIV Update: The Bahamas reported 142 new HIV cases in 2025, down 9% from 2024, with more than 60% among men and the highest infection rate in people aged 30–39. Heat & Cost of Living: Prime Minister Philip Davis warned that extreme heat is already driving up household costs—more electricity, water, ice, fans, and transport—after heat-index warnings earlier this year. Hospital Disruption: Princess Margaret Hospital faced a loss of electricity in its medical block, affecting the Dialysis Unit; dialysis patients were advised to contact their care team and limit fluid intake. Insurance Trouble: Colina temporarily suspended group insurance for hundreds of government workers, including teachers and public safety staff, saying it was an administrative issue now resolved. Allied Health Education: Doctors Hospital Institute of Learning held a graduation ceremony and outlined plans to expand allied healthcare training to help address workforce shortages. Mental Health Training: The Ministry of Health & Wellness trained and certified 315 people across the Family Islands in Psychological First Aid, with New Providence sessions now fully booked. Road Safety Push: A public health call urged stronger, measurable road safety action beyond reminders to slow down and drive defensively. Local Health & Wellness Support: BTC deepened Eleuthera support with Red Cross funding and early literacy donations, including tablets and reading materials for preschool and primary schools. Invasive Species Watch: A Bahamas-native curly-tailed lizard is spreading in Central Florida, raising concerns about ecosystem impacts.