Foodborne Outbreak: CDC and FDA say shredded iceberg lettuce from a Mexico supplier served at Taco Bell locations in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia is linked to a growing cyclospora outbreak, with Michigan reporting thousands of cases and hospitalizations; Taco Bell says it removed potentially impacted lettuce in select states. Public Health & Air Quality: Wildfire smoke from Canadian fires is driving hazardous air alerts across the U.S., including Michigan and the Philly region, prompting mask guidance and outdoor limits as smoke is tied to asthma, heart and mental health harms. Maternal Health Leadership: Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America named Robin Reck its Executive Director to expand implementation of maternal health solutions and cut maternal mortality. Health Policy for Seniors: CMS proposed Medicare changes that could reduce or eliminate some Part B cost-sharing for seniors in approved accountable care organizations starting in 2027. Clinical & Tech Advances: Neko Health raised $700M to scale whole-body, radiation-free imaging and bring its first U.S. site; ThalassaX began dosing the first U.S. patient in a Phase I brain-penetrant oncology trial. Care in Custody: A cancer survivor in ICE custody was hospitalized multiple times amid allegations of medication and lab delays, renewing scrutiny of detainee medical care. Health & Wellness Community: A father-focused support group, Active Dad, is expanding year-round programming and virtual mental health calls for dads nationwide. Policy/Clock Change: The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent, moving to the Senate—an issue tied to sleep and safety debates.