Pesticides & Public Health: A new local debate is pushing Saint Lucia to move from assumptions to better records on pesticide use, with critics warning that FAO estimates can be uncertain for small islands and calling for stronger farmer training and extension support to track real quantities and disposal practices. Workplace Safety: Saint Lucia is moving closer to its first National Occupational Safety and Health Policy after a stakeholder review workshop led by the Department of Labour, with plans shaped by local workplace realities. Early Detection at the Stadium: The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League is rolling out free fan health screenings across all eight host venues, including St. Lucia, with checks for blood pressure, glucose, BMI, urinalysis and PSA to help tackle non-communicable diseases. Dialysis Upgrade: St. Jude Hospital in Augier has opened a new dialysis unit, doubling treatment capacity with 14 stations and aiming for uninterrupted life-saving care during the transition. Newborn Support: The government launched an EC$1,000 Newborn Grant Programme for babies born on or after Aug. 1, with birth registration required within six months to qualify. Infectious Disease Readiness: Eastern Caribbean lab professionals boosted molecular diagnostic skills through a PAHO/WHO-supported workshop using a One Health approach to strengthen preparedness for emerging diseases. Community Health Service: Rotary provided free dental care to children at Holy Family Children’s Home via a mobile dental clinic. Local Incident: Police are investigating a Rodney Bay Strip incident where a 28-year-old woman was seriously injured after a minivan hit her during an altercation.