Renal Transplants Update: Health Minister Dr Michael Darville says the renal transplant programme’s first living-donor kidney transplant in June 2025 was successful, but a second procedure has no set date as staff are trained, theatres renovated and anti-rejection medication secured. GLP-1 Safety Warning: Dr Duane Sands blasts the GLP-1 black market, warning people who buy discounted weight-loss drugs from unlicensed sellers risk serious complications. Local DNA Testing Progress: After the July 10 plane crash killed 10 people, the government will fund DNA testing abroad, while Attorney General Wayne Munroe says local DNA capacity could be available before year-end. Cancer & Heart Care Signals: Doctors Hospital reports nearly 70 cardiac catheterisations since restarting the procedure in February, and highlights heart disease often goes unnoticed until it becomes dangerous. Public Health Watch: Dr Darville says The Bahamas is on high alert for cyclospora linked to a US outbreak, with no cases reported locally. Coral Disease Alarm: The Bahamas Protected Areas Fund warns about Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease, saying about 80% of vulnerable stony coral species have already been impacted. HIV Elimination Roadmap: A MOHW workshop with PAHO/WHO support focuses on sustaining EMTCT of HIV and advancing triple elimination of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B. Healthcare Investment: Doctors Hospital begins a $7m renovation and outlines broader healthcare investments, including a new Grand Bahama hospital and imaging centre.