Border Health & Emergency Care: Bangladesh’s Border Guard (BGB) rescued a Rohingya man, Mohammad Ayub (28), after he was reportedly shot by the Arakan Army near the Hoikong border area in Teknaf; he was taken to MSF Hospital in Kutupalong for treatment. Conflict-Driven Mental Health: A new analysis warns Myanmar’s mental health crisis is “hidden” but severe, driven by conflict and system disruption, with sharp rises in depression and anxiety since 2021 and growing needs for community and digital support. Rohingya Camp Healthcare Diplomacy: Turkish FM Hakan Fidan visited Cox’s Bazar camps, touring Turkish-supported field hospitals and healthcare services, while reaffirming Ankara’s commitment to keep the Rohingya crisis on the international agenda. Dental Services Expansion: Mingaladon Specialist Hospital in Yangon opened a Dental and Oral Disease Specialist Department, adding services like extractions, fillings, implants, scaling, and dentures. Public Health & Disease Risk: Asia’s malaria progress is nearing elimination in parts of the Greater Mekong, but experts warn climate change could raise risks for malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases. Humanitarian Funding for Myanmar: The US announced over $240m for Catholic Relief Services, including healthcare and nutrition support in Myanmar and other crisis-hit countries. Displacement Health Needs: Reports highlight a worsening menstrual-health crisis for displaced Christian women and girls in conflict areas, as sanitary supplies become scarce and unsafe alternatives are used. Tobacco Prevention: Indonesia is drafting rules for cigarette and vape packaging and health warnings, including plain packaging, to reduce youth smoking initiation.