Digital Safety for Youth: Bermuda’s Ministry of Health has launched #ChatSafe Bermuda with Bermuda College and Orygen to help young people, families, and educators communicate more safely online about suicide, self-harm, and mental health, with resources in print and online plus school workshops and assemblies planned from November 2026. Infectious Disease Watch: The Ministry says Ebola risk to Bermuda remains low after WHO declared a public health emergency tied to outbreaks in the DRC and Uganda; there are no confirmed cases locally, but the Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit is actively monitoring and reviewing preparedness, especially for travellers. Cancer Care Focus: A new local cancer care update highlights how services now cover more than treatment—prevention, early detection, diagnostics, coordinated care, emotional support, palliative care, and survivorship—reflecting growing demand as Bermuda’s population ages. Marine Health & Reefs: Bermuda National Trust and more than 60 groups have urged faster action on the Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme’s Marine Spatial Plan and marine protections, warning that reef and fish declines are already affecting the island’s marine experience. Workforce Pipeline: Bermuda College nursing students marked progress toward licensure after completing associate degrees in nursing, with eight graduates recognised at a pinning ceremony as the programme faces ongoing staffing pressures. Public Health Education: A prostate cancer column notes it remains the top cancer for men in Bermuda and stresses screening and symptom awareness.