Dementia Awareness: Qatar’s Hamad Medical Corporation is hosting a World Alzheimer’s Month event Sept. 10 at Al Rumailah Hospital, with dementia education, early diagnosis messaging, and multidisciplinary support for memory-care patients. Public Health Prevention: Battle Creek (Michigan) is set for a free Oct. 10 lead poisoning prevention fair, pairing families with local health and community partners using HUD grant funding. Workplace Well-Being: Sri Lanka is spotlighting paid leave as a real health tool, warning that long careers can mean constant exposure to physical and psychological workplace hazards without real recovery time. Mental Health Support: UNICEF and the Afeyan Foundation wrapped an Armenia partnership expanding mental health and psychosocial support for displaced and host-community children and caregivers, using peer and community-led approaches to cut stigma. Health Security Across Borders: South Sudan and Uganda signed an MoU to strengthen cross-border disease surveillance and coordinated outbreak response, prioritizing threats like cholera and viral hemorrhagic fevers. Emergency Care Capacity: African health ministers adopted a WHO-backed framework to build national emergency medical teams by 2030, shifting from reaction to readiness. Women’s Health Education: Tanzania’s health deputy minister urged earlier menopause and mental health education so women can recognize symptoms and seek timely care. Suicide Prevention Focus: Knox County’s forensic center is marking National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month with community resources and stigma-reduction messaging. Policy & Equity: Māori and Pacific health leaders in New Zealand are calling for the full release of completed medical admissions review findings to guide workforce planning with evidence, not debate.