Haiti’s Health Infrastructure: A new San Camillo Hospital opened in Jérémie, with early services starting for urology, dermatology, pediatrics, maternity, surgery, and general care—plus a clinical lab and two equipped operating theatres—after years of work and immediate demand from nearly 200 patients during an open house. TPS Shockwaves for Haitian Workers: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians (and Syrians), and while USCIS has extended work authorization deadlines, healthcare leaders warn the loss of legal work status could worsen staffing shortages in hospitals, nursing homes, and home care—especially in places like New York and Ohio where Haitian caregivers are a key workforce. Global Health Burden: A Lancet study flags chronic kidney disease as a growing “hidden epidemic,” now the ninth leading cause of death worldwide, driven by aging and conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure—an urgent reminder for Haiti’s prevention and early diagnosis needs. Regional Tech & Data for Tax Systems: CARICOM tax administrators are set to meet in Guyana to discuss “smart, data-driven and AI-enabled” tax administration—an angle that matters for Haiti’s long-term revenue and digital services. Space & Medicine Inspiration: NASA’s Anil Menon reached the ISS aboard Soyuz MS-29, highlighting how space medicine and engineering research keep feeding back into real-world health and technology.