Healthcare Safety & Culture: Singapore’s Ministry of Health reports healthcare worker abuse and harassment in public hospitals doubled from ~2,200 (2023–2025) to ~4,200, with police reports rising from 350 to 550, as the Tripartite Workgroup shifts to a Community of Practice to build safer, more respectful workplaces. Cardiovascular Prevention: A large international study found “hidden” atherosclerosis plaques in 57.1% of over 16,000 symptom-free adults, underscoring how early heart disease can start. AI in Healthcare Ops: NUH says it will only scale AI tools after they prove real operational value—clear owners, fit with workflows, user support, and measurable outcomes—keeping clinicians in control. Fertility & Parenthood: A Thomson Medical–NUS study found 84% of young adults in Singapore ideally want at least one child, highlighting a gap between hopes and the country’s falling fertility rate. Nutrition & Risk: A major review links higher ultra-processed food intake with higher risks of cancer, obesity, diabetes and all-cause mortality. Active Ageing: Methodist Welfare Services will roll out a new framework for 16,000 seniors at Active Ageing Centres, focusing on social connection plus adaptive sports and activities. Policy Watch (Food Labels): Malaysia is considering front-of-pack nutrition grades (A–D) to nudge healthier choices and push reformulation. Local Tech for Wellness: Zeya Health acquired clinic automation firm ConnectLah to expand AI-powered front-desk services that streamline bookings and follow-ups.