Health Data Privacy: A new Ghana-focused push highlights how hospitals and clinics can mishandle patients’ medical information, arguing the law is clear but everyday practice still falls short. Social Media Health Risks: Ghana’s “infodemic” problem gets a spotlight, with viral tips mixing claims, promotions, and personal stories—making it harder to spot what’s actually effective. Mental Health Crisis Response: Guam’s 988 Lifeline and Mobile Crisis Response Team model is credited with de-escalating high-risk calls and diverting people from emergency rooms. Suicide Care in Primary Health: A UK clinical update stresses gaps in how frontline primary care assesses and manages suicidal thoughts, calling for better training and earlier action. Emergency Care Changes: An ambulance trust in England says the old expectation of always transporting patients to hospital is outdated, aiming instead for faster, safer right-care-first decisions. Food Safety Day (Ghana): Accra’s metro health director marks World Food Safety Day with warnings that unsafe food can drive massive illness and death. Prostate Cancer Warning: A clinician urges men not to ignore urinary changes, noting prostate cancer can be symptom-free early. Obesity Risk Beyond BMI: A Nature Medicine study proposes OBSCORE to better flag people at highest risk for obesity-related complications. Wellness Caution: Georgia’s alternative medicine scene faces scrutiny over “functional” treatments sold to patients paying upfront. Community Maternal Care: Baringo South opens a nearby maternity unit after years of dangerous travel for labor.