Hospital Accountability: The Public Hospitals Authority says it will not appeal a Supreme Court ruling finding Princess Margaret Hospital negligent in the 2022 death of newborn Elizabeth Lundy, citing staff failure to monitor mother and baby for 27 critical minutes while awaiting an emergency caesarean. Emergency Care: A 9-year-old boy was airlifted from Bimini to Miami after a stray-dog attack left severe bite wounds across his face, head, legs and arm; he was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital for surgery. Public Health Leadership: Health Minister Dr. Michael Darville and Prime Minister Philip Davis renewed commitments at the Caribbean Cardiac Society conference to tackle high rates of heart disease and other non-communicable diseases, including diabetes and obesity. Workplace & Safety: Nurses report no major disruption after floodwater entered the newly renovated Accident and Emergency Department at Princess Margaret Hospital, while officials and opposition leaders continue to debate what went wrong. Community Health & Support: The government welcomed 61 repatriated Haitians, including women, with medical care and psychological support arranged through the Ministry of Public Health. Safety on the Water: The U.S. renewed a Level 2 travel advisory for the Bahamas, warning about crime and boating risks, including injuries tied to unlicensed operators. Health Education: The Bahamas Academy of Sciences released its first peer-reviewed publication mapping 50 years of local research, noting health research remains under-represented.