Hospital Safety & Staffing: Rand Memorial Hospital surgeries were suspended after a leaky roof and broken air conditioning, while nurses also raised concerns about mould in temporary trailers and are still awaiting environmental test results. Cardiac Care Update: Doctors Hospital says it has completed nearly 70 cardiac catheterisations since restarting the service, warning many people live with heart disease unknowingly. Renal Transplants: Health Minister Dr Michael Darville says the renal transplant programme is still building local capacity, with no date set for a second procedure. GLP-1 Black Market: The Bahamas Pharmaceutical Association president says cracking down on unregulated GLP-1 will require more inspectors at pharmacies and ports; former Health Minister Duane Sands urged tougher action and warned against buying from unlicensed sellers. Public Health & Environment: Bahamas Protected Areas Fund warns stony coral tissue loss disease has already affected about 80% of vulnerable stony coral species, calling for sustained monitoring and coordinated response. Animal Health: Government will launch a crackdown on irresponsible dog ownership with fixed-penalty fines, expanded enforcement, and an amnesty for spay/neuter. Trade & Health Costs: The US imposed new 12.5% forced-labour tariffs on Bahamas exports, with government saying it is seeking clarification and assessing impacts on key industries.