Ocean Health & Wellness: NOAA says ocean temperatures around the Florida Keys and the Bahamas are already warmer than in 2023, with many reef areas hitting or exceeding coral bleaching thresholds—officials are watching heat stress closely as storms and currents could worsen or ease conditions. Local Health System: NHIA reports 121,107 primary care visits in 2025, including 27,218 annual physicals and 10,603 chronic care visits, with hypertension driving most cardiovascular cases under NHI. Public Health Coverage: Government says it pays $200M a year to cover about 30% of public servants’ healthcare needs, and is rolling out a broader health insurance plan for public officers alongside universal NHI primary care. Care Workforce Pressure: Bahamas Nurses Union says nurses are burnt out and feel “victimised,” citing clinic shortages and working conditions, while the Health and Wellness Minister disputes the claims. Energy & Health Risk: Golden Gates residents report prolonged power outages, sleeping in cars to escape heat and losing food, while the government points to LNG as a step toward a more reliable energy future. Maternal Emergency: A pregnant passenger was medically evacuated from Carnival Sunrise near Government Cut after pregnancy complications, with the ship continuing its Bahamas itinerary. Marine Conservation: MSC Foundation expands its marine conservation team at Ocean Cay, adding staff focused on coral protection, research, and education. Community Support: Order of Saint John West Indies Commandery donates $22K to PACE Foundation and The Salvation Army to support vulnerable groups, including pregnant teens and young mothers.