Storm Readiness: Guam Power Authority is urging residents to plan ahead for Tropical Storm Bavi by securing outdoor items, clearing hazards near power lines, and preparing for possible outages—especially for people on electrically powered life support, with guidance to avoid indoor generator use. Hospital Continuity: Guam Memorial Hospital has activated storm procedures and says the ER will stay open 24/7; when Condition of Readiness 2 is declared, it will accept eligible expectant mothers (36+ weeks, or 24+ weeks if high-risk) for safe shelter during the storm. Maternal & Community Health: Guam’s foster care system is under strain, with over 600 foster children and only about 60 foster homes; the Mayors’ Council of Guam is exploring a recruitment and/or support initiative after a 2019 effort that exceeded targets. Cancer Care Access: A new medical oncology practice opened at Tumon Sands Plaza, aiming to expand access to modern cancer treatment locally. Public Health & Safety: Guam’s F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School in Yigo passed phase one of a required health inspection, clearing the path to reopen after a closure tied to structural issues. Accountability & Costs: Guam faces a potential SNAP cost shift as a high payment error rate could make the island responsible for 15% of program costs. Health Policy & Coverage: Doula services are set to become reimbursable under Medicaid starting July 1, expanding support for maternal care. Cancer Risk Research: A new study reports rising breast cancer incidence among Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander women, with increases noted in younger patients and more aggressive tumor types.