Healthcare Policy: Bermuda’s Ministry of Health and the Bermuda Health Council will start a targeted consultation on 14 September on how to review major healthcare changes before they take effect, covering big shifts in insurance, services, medicine supply, provider payments and access to care. Dementia & Ageing: The Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors updated lawmakers on Bermuda’s Dementia Care Services Programme, urging earlier diagnosis and better support for people living with dementia and their caregivers. Mental Health: On World Suicide Prevention Day, the Ministry of Health pushed “start the conversation” messaging, stigma reduction and stronger community support, noting Bermuda averages three to five suicide deaths each year. Women’s Health: A Mass General Brigham women’s healthcare feature highlights advances like minimally invasive surgery for conditions such as fibroids and endometriosis, plus improved prenatal screening and remote monitoring. Public Safety: Police flagged a recent increase in reported sexual assaults and reiterated clear consent guidance, including that consent can be withdrawn and silence isn’t consent. Animal Health: CedarTree Vets filed to convert a Devonshire residence into a veterinary clinic, citing growth and limited traffic. Community & Wellness: A youth football-and-mentorship programme, “Don’t Cut Your Future Short,” launches in October with Andrew Cole and John Barnes visiting Bermuda.