Blood Supply Crisis: New Jersey Blood Services declared a blood emergency for all types after extreme heat, power outages, and the Fourth of July holiday cut donations sharply, leaving most inventory at about two days and O- at half a day. Medicare Drug Plan Shock: Thousands of Medicare beneficiaries on Wellcare zero-premium drug plans may lose coverage after premiums rose and unpaid bills led to terminations, potentially leaving people without key prescriptions until enrollment windows reopen. Patient Access to Care: Delhi High Court ordered the Delhi government to release Rs 3 lakh to AIIMS within a week for a homeless blood cancer patient, rejecting demands for documents he doesn’t have. Healthcare Fraud & Theft: South Africa’s ATM urged a parliamentary inquiry into alleged theft and illegal export of medicines from the public system, citing incidents that suggest taxpayer-funded drugs aren’t reaching patients. Hospital Safety & Trust: Singapore’s SGH and NHG warned the public about TikTok impersonators selling medical products while wearing hospital uniforms. Care Quality & Communication: A new study links higher vitamin A and D levels with better lung function in asthma, adding to growing interest in nutrition’s role in chronic disease management. Workplace Harms: A corruption case in Nepal charges eight Civil Hospital pharmacy staff over nearly Rs 29.1 million in alleged medicine procurement and inventory irregularities.