Travel Health Alert (Mexico): UKHSA says cyclospora cases tied to Mexico’s Riviera Maya and Cancun have surged, with 67 UK-returning cases reported from April–July; symptoms include violent watery diarrhoea, cramps, fever, and some cases may need antibiotics. Public Health Systems (Dominican Republic): The Dominican National Health Service says the Central American and Caribbean Games showed the network’s response capacity, with free care across 200+ hospitals and 1,700 primary units, coordinated through a major reference center. Mental Health (Grenada): Grenada launched a toll-free 988 suicide hotline with trained crisis responders and a public awareness push. Healthcare Access (Barbados): A mental health advocate calls for stronger crisis response and forensic mental health services after an inmate death, urging better first-responder training. Medical Infrastructure (Caribbean): Officials report the MRI Centre at Joseph N. France General Hospital is in final phase, aiming for operations by year-end. Neglected Disease (Latin America): A feature highlights mycetoma’s slow, stigmatizing damage and limited availability of truly effective medicines in referral settings across the region. Nutrition/Diabetes (Mexico): Yuhan launches a blood-sugar probiotic in Mexico under “GlucoBiotic,” targeting functional food demand and diabetes prevalence. HIV Funding (Americas): Activists protest at AIDS 2026 in Rio, citing reduced humanitarian aid and pressure on HIV programs. Sanctions & Health (Cuba): Cuba says 7,000+ containers of food and medicines remain stuck in Caribbean ports due to U.S. sanctions, warning of worsening access to essentials like potable water.