Food Safety: CDC says the Salmonella outbreak tied to imported moringa leaf powder is over, after 131 illnesses and 36 hospitalizations across 38 states; Guam and other territories were among distribution areas, and officials warn some recalled bottles may still be in homes due to long shelf lives. Disaster Nutrition Aid: Guam SNAP recipients will get an automated “mass replacement” of 30% of July 2026 benefits after 7 p.m. Friday, approved because Bavi-related power outages and flooding spoiled food. Local Budget Scrutiny: Guam senators are questioning Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s $42.4M special-session request, including $13.36M for Super Typhoon Bavi recovery, childcare subsidies, and safety/operations needs. Typhoon Recovery Costs: DPW director Vince Arriola told lawmakers seawall repairs after Bavi and Sinlaku could total about “easy $100M,” with DPW seeking funds for design, assessment, environmental review, and restoration work. Community Health Events: GRMC marks 11 years with free screenings and wellness activities at its Steel Strong, Heart Driven Health Fair July 25 at Micronesia Mall. Caregiver Support: Your Well First and GECCA are running a caregiver workshop series focused on stress management, resilience, and preventing burnout. Healthcare Access & Services: HHS expanded recovery health support in CNMI after Bavi, including prescription replacement help and a disaster behavioral health team. Policy Watch (Military Health): A House NDAA amendment to codify Trump’s transgender military ban failed, while separate measures advanced that would restrict TRICARE coverage for certain gender-affirming care.