Cancer Care Research: New discussion around ROS1+ NSCLC is raising fresh questions about whether imaging and treatment intensification should be dialed back for patients on long-term TKIs, with researchers weighing deintensifying imaging and how to handle residual disease after induction. Oncology Trials: ASTRO coverage highlights why adding a second checkpoint target may matter in locally advanced NSCLC, with the TRIPL trial testing thoracic radiotherapy plus dual PD-1/LAG-3 blockade. Radiation Strategy: Proton therapy is getting a clearer “when it fits” rationale, especially for pelvic nodal irradiation in prostate cancer, aiming to spare bowel while maintaining control. Maternal Health Under Strain: California’s Watsonville Community Hospital warns it may need to close its labor and delivery unit to avoid shutting down by April 2027, while India’s Jamui Sadar Hospital faces protests after two women died amid allegations of doctor absence. Workforce & Access: New Zealand parties broadly agree chronic kidney disease must be found earlier, but Kidney Health New Zealand says it’s time for action, not more agreement. Pediatrics & Safety: Los Angeles Children’s Hospital reports a near fourfold rise in e-bike/e-scooter injuries, and a separate crash on Burnt Store Road sent one person to hospital as a trauma alert. Public Health & Outbreak Watch: SSM reports a critical Legionnaires’ case in an 82-year-old after travel, and Russia faces renewed plague fears after a lab worker’s death triggered hospital lockdowns. Community Care: A mobile clinic in Georgia is expanding free screenings and chronic disease management to reduce ER visits, and Vermont hospital leaders supported a personal care closet and community fridge for students in need.