Medical Workforce & Policy: Belize is working through options with the U.S. over the Cuban medical brigade, with Foreign Affairs and Health coordinating a six-month plan that could include winding down the program or shifting to permanent residence or individual contracts. Cardiac Health Awareness: Education and Foreign Affairs Minister Francis Fonseca described early warning signs of artery blockage—burning left-chest discomfort he initially brushed off—before cardiology tests led to further evaluation. BDF Accountability & Safety: The Belize Defence Force launched an internal probe after a female soldier reported being raped by a fellow serviceman at Fairweather Camp; the accused is in open arrest while police and BDF investigations proceed. Hospital Privacy: KHMHA appealed to a Facebook media page to remove video of a patient in a hospital bed, reiterating that recording patients without consent is not permitted. Men’s Health & Cancer Screening: The Belize Cancer Society hosted a men’s cancer awareness forum stressing early detection and regular screening for prostate and colorectal cancer. Public Health Alert (Bird Flu): BAHA raised surveillance for highly pathogenic avian influenza after outbreaks in Honduras and Costa Rica, urging biosecurity and immediate reporting of sick or dead birds. Road Safety: A 5-year-old boy was hit by a vehicle driven by his father in Maskall Village and is in stable condition under observation. Community Health Training: Nursing students from Tennessee Tech provided home health visits and clinic support during a Belize study trip, including wound care and prenatal assistance.