Air Quality & Health: Baghdad residents report a recurring sulfur-like odor tied to pollution and thermal inversion, with warnings of asthma attacks, heart and stroke risks, and eye/throat irritation—especially for children and older adults. Food Safety & Public Health: In Najaf, Muqtada al-Sadr warned authorities after a butcher was caught selling wild-boar meat as pork-free “ground meat,” following a court case that sentenced a man to 10 years for pork sales. Healthcare Access & Safety: Iraq’s PM is set to meet Trump in New York as Baghdad pushes investment ties that previously included healthcare deals; meanwhile, the dollar rate in Baghdad nears 160,000 IQD per $100, with economists linking it to demand for foreign currency used for medical treatment. Maternal Health in Detention: A Palestinian woman gave birth in an Israeli jail after months in administrative detention, renewing concerns about prenatal care, nutrition, and medical treatment for pregnant detainees. Mental Health & Care Gaps: A VA-related account from a family in the U.S. points to being turned away for mental health services before a fatal incident, highlighting how delays in care can be deadly. Injury & Environmental Risk: Basra ammonia leak coverage reports mass casualties, underscoring ongoing industrial safety and emergency response needs.