Maternal & Infant Care: A new U.S. survey finds 51% of women ages 18–44 would turn to AI, social media, or search engines for urgent breastfeeding questions before contacting a specialist—pediatricians warn that online guidance can miss key details like latch, growth charts, and oral-motor issues. Diabetes Foot Care: An Israeli antibiotic-delivery gel pilot at Shaare Zedek reports 8 of 10 diabetic patients with severe infected ulcers avoided amputation, with the company now pursuing further studies and an FDA pathway. Workforce & Training: Nigeria plans six medical simulation centres across its geopolitical zones to expand practical training as health-program admissions surge, including a target of 20,000 annual medical school enrolments. Indigenous Health: Two future doctors receive Australian Medical Association Indigenous Medical Scholarships to improve culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Hospital-at-Home: Canada’s Osler@Home program reports strong outcomes for frail seniors, with most patients staying home and high satisfaction—aimed at easing hospital pressure. Patient Safety & Accountability: Australia’s Medical Board has referred gynaecologist Simon Gordon to a civil tribunal over alleged professional misconduct tied to alleged unnecessary surgeries. Mental Health: An ABC News profile highlights how long-term exposure to suicide can shape depression and anxiety, underscoring the need for accessible support.