Pediatric Emergency Breakthrough (Dallas): A Dallas firefighter’s quick action helped save his 5-week-old son after doctors found a sudden intestinal twist requiring four surgeries—now the infant is going home. Heatwave Patient Safety (UK): NHS nurses reported maggots in wounds during extreme heat, prompting the Royal College of Nursing to urge more government funding for warm-weather readiness. AI for Health (US): OpenAI’s ChatGPT Health is rolling out with links to medical records and wearable metrics, raising big questions about how people will use it alongside clinicians. HIV Prevention Update (Latin America): PAHO and Gilead struck a deal to expand access to lenacapavir for HIV prevention across 14 countries, with civil society calling it a major win. HIV Treatment for Teens (Africa): A trial found long-acting HIV injections every eight weeks work better than daily tablets for young people, improving viral suppression. Cancer at 47 (US): A 47-year-old’s ovarian cancer diagnosis highlights that “out of the blue” symptoms can still signal serious disease. Nursing Labor (US): Boston Medical Center nurses voted to authorize a three-day strike over patient safety, low pay, and understaffing. Primary Care Access (Ontario): Ontario expands its “Learn and Stay” funding for medical students in exchange for years of family medicine practice in the province. Medication & Coding Watch: FDA cleared new Kerendia use in chronic kidney disease tied to type 1 diabetes, while physicians are reminded that ICD-10-CM updates take effect Oct. 1.