Hospital Power Strain: Gaza hospitals are rationing electricity as an Israeli siege blocks generator oil and spare parts, with MSF warning of deliberate “attrition” that’s pushing facilities, water systems, and ambulances toward collapse. Care Access & Infrastructure: India’s Guntakal Area Hospital inaugurated an Integrated Public Health Laboratory to expand on-site diagnostics and cut patient travel. Workforce & Labor: Boston Medical Center nurses voted to authorize a three-day strike amid contract talks, with a new bargaining session set for Sept. 25. Medication Supply & Safety: A survey finds ongoing cancer drug shortages, with 94% of centers reporting ifosfamide shortages and 71% reporting carboplatin shortages; in Iraq, liquid medical oxygen prices jumped 30%–57% after a plant shutdown. Policy & Regulation: New Zealand is seeing a push to move pseudoephedrine back onto pharmacy shelves; Pennsylvania’s auditor flagged weak oversight in its medical marijuana program. Public Health Programs: Ghana says Free Primary Health Care targets deprived districts based on access and deprivation, not politics. Community Health Wins: Maui Memorial Medical Center secured $4.1M for a new high-field MRI. Local Incidents: A fatal Encino crash left one dead and four hospitalized; a bomb threat at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital in Fort Pierce was cleared after police searched the campus.