PM Health Update: St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew says he’s in stable condition in South Florida as doctors continue investigations after nausea, vomiting, neck pain, dizziness and balance trouble; he urges people not to ignore warning signs. Medical Care Details: Reports say he received treatment in Martinique and later underwent procedures including an angiogram and angioplasty, though officials have not publicly confirmed the exact diagnosis. Public Trust & Politics: Social activist McCarta Browne accuses the Labour Party of turning the PM’s medical situation into campaign strategy, while others call for more transparency. Community Wellness Push: Independence Committee marks National Sneaker Day by encouraging everyone to trade formal shoes for sneakers and “get moving” for better health. Marine Health & Training: CARE SKN and partners delivered SOFAR Spotter buoys and Reef Check EcoDiver training to build local capacity for coral and ocean monitoring. Workforce Health Skills: Ministry of Health begins CSEC Mathematics classes for staff to strengthen analytical skills supporting the health system. Safety Reminder: A Taiwanese report says a 25-year-old St. Kitts and Nevis student was found unresponsive in a Taipei dorm; police are investigating. Local Access to Care: Canada will hold a biometric collection clinic in St. Kitts on Sept 17–18 for visa and residency applicants. Wellness Through Movement: The Federation also continues to promote active living through simple daily steps tied to the sneaker initiative.