Ebola Watch: Bermuda’s Ministry of Health says the current risk of Ebola remains low after WHO declared a public health emergency for outbreaks in the DRC and Uganda, with no confirmed cases locally and the Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit actively monitoring and reviewing preparedness. Cancer Care Focus: A new look at Bermuda’s cancer journey highlights how care is expanding beyond treatment—covering prevention, early detection, coordinated support, palliative care, and survivorship—while noting the growing need as more people live longer with cancer. ED Overcrowding Update: King Edward VII Memorial Hospital boarding times are improving, with admitted patients facing about 20 hours boarding after a median 5 hours to a decision to admit, as the Ministry and Bermuda Hospitals Board push toward a six-hour ED boarding target and add long-term care capacity. Workforce Boost: Eight Bermuda College nursing graduates completed associate degrees and are now eligible to prepare for NCLEX, stepping into a system facing ongoing staffing pressures. Prostate Cancer Awareness: Dr Adam Feldman notes prostate cancer is the leading cancer affecting men in Bermuda and stresses screening and assessment of urinary or other warning signs. Migraine Triggers: A study points to two weather patterns—cold fronts with precipitation and the Bermuda High—as linked to higher migraine risk, reinforcing the role of pressure and precipitation changes. Road Safety: Police report serious injuries in a Rosemont Avenue collision in Pembroke, and a separate fatal motorcycle crash in Smith’s on Monday.