Maternal & Youth Health Funding: EU, UNICEF and UNFPA are urging stronger, sustained domestic investment in Kwara State, Nigeria, to lock in gains in maternal, newborn, adolescent and youth health, with EU support tied to measurable delivery. Biologics Access Reform: Poland is revising plans so patients can collect certain biological medicines, including biosimilars, from local pharmacies rather than only specialised hospitals—aiming to cut travel burdens for chronic inflammatory disease patients. Rare Disease Breakthrough: The European Commission has approved Nezglyal (leriglitazone), the first EU therapy for cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy (cALD) in eligible boys and men, marking a major step for a fatal neurodegenerative condition. Workplace Health & Disability Support: Britain’s DWP unveils a WorkWell plan to help up to 250,000 disabled people stay in work or return, linking employers, NHS and local services to reduce health-related job loss. Digital Health & Privacy Tensions: Spain’s IDIS says public health should be able to access private medical records, pushing for interoperability across the system. Food & Health Trends: A new study suggests “longevity diets” may be simpler than chasing one perfect plan, with general adherence to healthy eating patterns linked to slower biological aging. Climate & Health Risk: Reports highlight Europe’s ongoing heat toll, with heatwaves driving excess deaths and straining health services.