Hospital Power Crisis: Gaza hospitals are rationing electricity as an Israeli siege blocks generator oil and spare parts, with MSF warning the restrictions amount to “deliberate policy of attrition” that’s crippling care, water systems, and ambulances. Maternal Care Access: A new analysis warns rural pregnant people could face much longer drives for delivery if Medicaid changes reduce coverage and revenue for rural labor units. Pediatric Safety Alerts: Texas authorities say four students were hospitalized after eating suspected THC gummies at a San Antonio charter school; in Florida, three students were taken to hospital after a spray odor triggered breathing trouble and a hazmat air-quality check. Sexual Abuse in Care: Michigan State University resident physician Arpit Saxena was arrested in Georgia, accused of sexually assaulting two patients at an MSU health care facility. Public Health Watch: Bangladesh reported 790 new dengue cases and at least two deaths in 24 hours; Illinois health officials reported two West Nile cases with a “neuroinvasive” form. Access & Delivery Reform: Colombia announced plans to speed medicine delivery by cutting red tape, settling debts, and strengthening oversight. End-of-Life Legal Fight: A federal judge temporarily blocked Illinois’ medical aid in dying law for some Catholic providers via a restraining order. Local Care Expansion: A new family clinic opened in Esquimalt, staffed by nurse practitioners accepting patients.