Kidney Care & Medical Diplomacy: A 16-year-old Cypriot girl received a life-saving kidney via a rare four-person “domino” transplant chain in Israel, linking a Jewish volunteer donor and two Arab Israeli couples; the marathon operation at Beilinson Hospital ran over 12 hours and all four recipients have been discharged. GeSY Benefits: Cyprus’ national health system expanded podiatry coverage for diabetes and kidney patients, adding preventive visits for people with diabetes and up to five annual visits for serious conditions affecting microcirculation, skin, connective tissue and peripheral nerves. Liver Access Push: The Cyprus Liver Patients and Friends Association “Prometheus” met DOAY to demand faster, simpler medication approvals for Hepatitis C and longer approval periods for chronic liver disease, plus better GP training for earlier referral. Heat & Safety: A labour inspection order paused heavy/moderate outdoor work and motorcycle/e-scooter deliveries from 12:00–16:00 in inland areas during the orange heat warning, with reminders on hydration, breaks and protective measures. Air Quality Health Risk: A Cyprus Institute-led study links more frequent desert dust episodes to climate change, warning of higher PM10 exposure and increased respiratory harm, with Cyprus in the hardest-hit eastern Mediterranean. Public Health & Wellness Education: Frederick University’s ORA Explorer Day used rooftop agriculture to teach children “Grow–Learn–Connect,” blending sensors, irrigation and hands-on planting. Court Update (Health & Safety): A British father accused over a toddler’s fatal hotel window fall remains barred from leaving Cyprus while his case proceeds.