Ebola Watch (Bermuda): Bermuda’s Ministry of Health says the current risk of Ebola remains low, with no confirmed cases, while the Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit monitors developments and reviews preparedness as international travel can bring infectious diseases in. Cancer Care (Local): A new focus on cancer care in Bermuda highlights the shift from overseas radiation therapy to more local access, with cancer now framed as prevention, early detection, coordinated treatment, emotional support, palliative care, and survivorship—not just a single service. Mental Health & Ageing: A new piece urges that mental health struggles in older adults shouldn’t be treated as “normal ageing,” pointing to how loneliness, depression, memory changes, and medication or physical illness can complicate symptoms and why proper assessment matters. Prostate Cancer (Column): Dr Adam Feldman notes prostate cancer is the top cancer affecting men in Bermuda, stressing risk factors and the importance of screening since many cases show few early symptoms. Workforce (Nursing): Eight Bermuda College students completed associate degrees in nursing and were recognized at a pinning ceremony, moving toward NCLEX eligibility amid ongoing staffing pressures. Road Safety (Injuries): Police report a serious collision on Rosemont Avenue, Pembroke, sending a female motorcyclist to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with serious leg injuries and a possible head injury. Community Health (Gardening): Lawn care guidance covers how much to water and when to fertilize to avoid fungus, pests, and wasted water.