Stroke Recovery Update: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew confirmed he suffered a stroke from a vertebral artery dissection, was discharged from hospital in Florida, and is continuing occupational and physical therapy while saying the cabinet is functioning smoothly. Respiratory Health Alert: The Ministry of Health warned residents—especially people with asthma and COPD—about worsening Saharan dust and higher airborne particles, urging mask use outdoors, keeping meds handy, and seeking care if breathing worsens. Child Climate Risk: A UNICEF-backed, child-centred multi-hazard study says one in three Eastern Caribbean children already live where multiple climate hazards overlap, with projections rising sharply by mid-century—raising stakes for schools and health facilities. Regional Lab Preparedness: CARPHA’s CariPHLN workshop in Bridgetown focused on strengthening Caribbean laboratory networking, surveillance, diagnostics, and faster public health response. Health Policy Training: PAHO and UWI completed a postgraduate health policy and health systems programme cohort, building leadership capacity across multiple Caribbean territories. Local Governance & Health: A national legislative agenda includes a Citizenship (Amendment) Bill plus Payment Systems and Services and Liquor Licence amendments scheduled for readings in the National Assembly. Public Health Safety: Police are investigating the death of 27-year-old Jamie Douglas after serious injuries at West Street, Newtown, with an autopsy planned. Climate Resilience for Fisheries: A US$12.55M GEF-funded CC4FISH-II project launched to strengthen climate and disaster resilience in Caribbean fisheries, including St. Kitts and Nevis. Fiscal Pressure Watch: An ECCB review flags a widening deficit, weak tax collection, and spending overruns in St. Kitts and Nevis—raising concerns for budget control and debt risk.