Digital Health Push (India): India launched Aarogya Setu 2.0, upgrading the COVID-era app into a unified personal health record and services hub with ABHA access, OPD booking, hospital search, ambulance links, and Ayushman Bharat benefits. Primary Care Access (Australia): Canberra is opening three new fully bulk-billing GP clinics to tackle cost barriers—Coombs Bulk Billing Practice (opening now but temporarily in Phillip), plus sites in Conder and Gungahlin. Insurance Affordability (India): A new analysis suggests many people—especially those over 50 and those with chronic conditions—may be underinsured, with Rs 5 lakh coverage often falling short of real hospital costs. GLP-1 Coverage (China): Pfizer and Innovent’s GLP-1 options cleared preliminary steps toward China’s basic insurance drug catalogue, moving them closer to reimbursement. Regulatory Setback (US): The FDA denied Lantheus’ application for a new PET imaging agent, citing issues at a third-party manufacturing site. Workforce & Care Delivery (US): Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice is accepting applications for its first paid Licensed Nursing Assistant training program, with certification support and a path to employment. Public Health & Safety (Europe): A heatwave has driven over 1,300 deaths across Europe in days, straining emergency services and exposing vulnerable populations. Healthcare Workplace Safety (Libya): The Libyan Doctors Syndicate condemned an assault on staff at Abu Salim Emergency Hospital, calling for transparent investigations and stronger facility security. Health Tech & Innovation (Qatar): A GCC initiative launched an Arab healthcare engineering professional platform, aiming to strengthen standards tied to patient safety and emergency preparedness. Company Watch (Israel): Radiology vendor Nano-X Imaging warned about “going concern” risk as losses and cash burn deepen.