Respiratory Health Alert: The Ministry of Health is warning residents—especially people with asthma, COPD, and allergies—to take precautions as a Saharan dust plume moves across St. Kitts and Nevis, with air quality expected to worsen through Friday evening; officials advise limiting outdoor time, wearing a protective mask, keeping medications handy, and closing windows during heavier dust. Mental Health Leadership: The Ministry of Social Development & Gender Affairs welcomed Dr. Davin Francis back to St. Kitts as the incoming Director of the National Counselling Centre and a new Clinical Psychologist, highlighting his clinical training and experience. Health Workforce & Policy Training: PAHO and the University of the West Indies marked the graduation of the third cohort of a Health Policy and Health Systems postgraduate programme, including participants from St. Kitts and Nevis, aimed at strengthening regional health leadership. Medical Education Access: UMHS announced a 35% reduction in tuition for its Accelerated Review Program, lowering the cost to $7,000 and offering an ARP Success Scholarship for students who earn B or higher. Community Wellness Movement: Independence Committee events included National Sneaker Day, encouraging residents to swap formal shoes for sneakers and get moving. Animal Health Watch: The Department of Agriculture issued an advisory on dermatophilosis, a contagious bacterial skin disease linked to Tropical Bont Tick infestations, urging farmers to isolate sick animals and seek veterinary care.