Ebola Watch (Bahamas): The Ministry of Health and Wellness says two British Airways passengers who were isolated at Princess Margaret Hospital after travel to the DRC tested negative and have been released. Officials say there are no confirmed Ebola cases in The Bahamas and the public risk remains low, with continued monitoring by the National Surveillance Unit. Diabetes Foot Safety: A health explainer warns that puncture wounds in people with diabetes are medical emergencies because nerve damage and poor circulation can delay detection and lead to deep infection or non-healing ulcers. UTI Awareness: Another medical column notes that not every urinary tract infection is “just” a simple UTI, especially when infections are recurrent—sometimes linked to bladder cancer—urging people to seek proper evaluation. Home-Based Care: A feature highlights how home-based nursing could help manage chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and respiratory illness, reducing pressure on hospitals and clinics. Medicinal Cannabis Rollout: The Bahamas Cannabis Authority says medicinal cannabis licensing and public education are expected to ramp up before the end of June after signing with US tracking firm Metrc. Labour Week & Health Workforce Context: Labour Minister Pia Glover-Rolle says dialogue is helping resolve public service concerns, including issues raised by ICT employees. Shark Conservation (Wellness/Environment): New Bahamas-focused research suggests Caribbean reef sharks prefer prey-dense reef areas, pointing conservation efforts toward protecting prey availability—not just sharks.