Emergency Care & Hospital Oversight: In the Senate, MPs pressed for a clear plan to tackle chronic KEMH Emergency Department overcrowding, including how many patients are left without boarding versus those stuck in hallways, and what safeguards exist for dignity, privacy and hygiene. HIV Awareness & Testing: Bermuda’s Health Minister said there’s been a “concerning shift” with four new HIV diagnoses in four weeks, urging residents to get tested during HIV Awareness Month and highlighting stigma reduction and access to prevention and treatment. Infectious Disease Preparedness: The Ministry confirmed there are no confirmed Ebola cases in Bermuda, while maintaining monitoring and early-detection readiness as global risk remains low. Blood Donation Drive: Bermuda Hospitals Board praised Conduit Re for winning its annual corporate blood drive, and the public was urged to donate ahead of World Blood Donor Day. Parenting Support: The Youth, Social Development and Seniors Minister updated on prevention-focused parenting initiatives, including a Parent Coaching Certification Programme running from August 2026 to April 2027. Hurricane Readiness: National Security Minister Michael Weeks warned that even a below-normal hurricane forecast should not lead to complacency, urging residents to prepare now. Healthcare Insurance: Banyan Risk launched a Bermuda healthcare professional liability line with capacity from Mereo, targeting complex hospital and allied health risks. CARICOM Debate: OBA leaders renewed calls for clear answers and a referendum on full CARICOM membership, criticizing government responses as largely non-answers.