Storm Readiness: Guam Memorial Hospital is activating Tropical Storm Bavi plans, keeping the ER open 24/7 and continuing inpatient care, with elective/non-urgent outpatient services potentially paused; once Condition of Readiness 2 is declared, GMH will accept expectant mothers 36+ weeks (or 24+ weeks if high-risk) to report to patient registration. Cancer Care Access: Dr. Paul Coty, a board-certified medical oncologist, opened a new practice at Tumon Sands Plaza to expand local access to modern cancer care and chemotherapy. Maternal & Community Support: The Mayors’ Council of Guam is responding to a foster parent shortage with a recruitment and support campaign after 2019’s effort recruited 21 families; leaders say the need is growing as foster children rise and homes lag. Public Health & Safety: Guam is moving toward stronger emergency protection with calls for community bomb shelters, plus a separate push for better islandwide medical capacity as the system strains. Food Safety Alert: FDA recall coverage warns consumers to discard specific imported moringa leaf powder supplements tied to Salmonella illnesses. Health System Accountability: An editorial highlights concerns about Guam’s medical malpractice mandatory arbitration limits, arguing patients face barriers to meaningful redress. Local Health Infrastructure: F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School in Yigo passed phase one of a health inspection, clearing the way toward reopening after a 2023 closure. Transit to Care: Dededo Park & Ride is breaking ground to support the “Road to Education” route, including stops at the Northern Regional Community Health Center and major education sites.