Wellness Tourism Push: Guam’s Visitors Bureau led a 12-business delegation at the Seoul International Travel Fair, pitching “Wellness Island” to Korean travelers with local hotel, golf and experiences partners and CHamoru cultural performances. Cancer Care & Mind-Body Support: The 2026 Guam Cancer Survivorship Conference highlighted mindfulness as a tool for hope, stress relief and day-to-day coping for survivors and caregivers. School Mental Health Licensing: After Public Law 38-131 created a licensed school psychologist profession, GDOE psychologists have 90 days to apply for licensure under a grandfather provision. Eye Care Pathway: UOG graduate Kyra Dela Cruz is heading to UC Berkeley’s optometry program, aiming to return to Guam to help meet local vision needs. Cancer Survivorship Month Funding: The Guam Cancer Trust Fund outlined FY2026 awards supporting off-island travel, patient services and cancer prevention/education. Hospital Infrastructure Funding: Guam could see over $5M from the FY2027 Agriculture Appropriations Bill, including upgrades tied to Guam Memorial Hospital and emergency response and forensic lab capacity. Mental Health System Gaps: A letter argues Guam’s mental health safety net needs stronger access, staffing and long-term care, with families reporting long waits and unclear follow-up after crisis visits. Fraud Fallout: A Guam bingo operator tied to a Shriners-related fundraising scheme remains in the spotlight after being placed on the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list. Public Health & Safety Costs: A long-running Ypao Beach Park water leak is still draining Parks and Recreation about $33K per month, with officials saying a fix is being coordinated. Community Wellness for Youth: Kick the Fat 2026’s school participation contest awarded Guam High School a $500 prize, supporting student activities tied to healthy living.