Legal Proceedings: Singer D4vd is back in court as a medical examiner resumes testimony in the Celeste Rivas Hernandez murder case, with autopsy findings pointing to homicide by penetrating injuries. Health Policy (Canada): Canada’s Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Sector Task Force wraps up, urging steps to improve affordability, supply security, and innovation as the government reviews recommendations. Insurance & Access (US): A Colorado woman says Medicare Advantage denied claims because her name is too long for character limits on insurance cards, triggering coverage problems. Medication Safety (US): The FDA says a nationwide recall is underway for certain lots of levothyroxine sodium tablets from Major Pharmaceuticals due to subpotency. GLP-1 Guidance & Culture: Kroger rolls out a GLP-1 support program with diet tips, while a National Confectioners Association study argues GLP-1 users still engage with confectionery markets. Foodborne Outbreak (US): New Hampshire reports confirmed cyclosporiasis cases tied to recalled Taylor Farms lettuce from a Cheshire Medical Center cafeteria. FDA Compounding: An FDA advisory panel voted to exclude peptide emideltide from a list that would broaden pharmacy compounding. Global Politics & Health: Guinea-Bissau’s opposition leader Domingos Simoes Pereira is allowed to travel to Portugal for medical treatment after prison release. Care Delivery (India): Nagaland launches a GPS-enabled mobile medical unit for Noklak to expand primary care in remote areas. Military Medicine (Ukraine): Ukraine reports shortages of combat medics and surgical staff, expanding basic medical training to address gaps.