Oxygen Crisis in Gaza: Al-Shifa Medical Complex warned that only two of 10 oxygen-filling devices are working due to spare-part shortages, while Gaza’s health ministry says just 12 of 34 oxygen stations remain operational—raising fears for premature infants, ICU patients, and surgeries. Digital Health Rollout: St. Kitts and Nevis deployed the National Digital Health Information System at JNF General Hospital, aiming to modernize records and strengthen an integrated, patient-centered system. Rural Access Boost: A Thomson, Georgia community health fair offered free screenings and blood testing, plus help navigating insurance—targeting gaps rural residents face. Medicaid Pressure on Hospitals: A Kaiser Family Foundation analysis warns Louisiana faces over $3.3B above a new federal Medicaid spending cap, putting rural hospitals at risk of closure. Care and Safety in Focus: Tewksbury Hospital rededicated its historic greenhouse complex as the Hope and Growth Greenhouse, while a Mississippi investigation followed a murder-suicide at Forrest General Hospital. Workforce and Policy Tensions: Nigeria’s medical and dental academics issued a 21-day ultimatum over stalled negotiations, citing doctor shortages and slow government action. Health System Integrity: Foreign Prisoners Network Mauritius requested an independent review of medication administration in Mauritius prisons after detainees raised concerns about delays and inconsistent dosing. Public Health and Risk: New York’s medical malpractice study ranked the state second nationally, highlighting ongoing patient-safety concerns.