Ciguatera & Scombroid Risk: Bermuda health officials report a confirmed spike in fish-related illness, with 5 ciguatera cases in 2026 (1 in January, 4 in August). The toxin can’t be seen, tasted, or smelled and isn’t destroyed by cooking or freezing, while scombroid poisoning is linked to fish not being chilled quickly enough after catch. Local Health Access: Cleveland Clinic’s US care network is now available to more Bermuda residents through Allshores, with Global Patient Services support for overseas treatment coordination. Genetics in Focus: Bermuda Healthcare Services and Brown-Darrell Clinic host “Docs for Dinner” featuring CariGenetics founder Dr Carika Weldon on medication safety and hidden disease risk from genetic testing, plus free pharmacogenetics cheek-swab testing for attendees. Kidney Health Check: The Bermuda Diabetes Association says its chronic kidney disease screening showed encouraging results, with participants reporting lifestyle changes like better diabetes control, less salt, and more activity. Mental Health & Community: MindFrame PhotoVoice returns to the Bermuda Society of Arts (until Oct 6), spotlighting “The Art of Being Human” from clients and community artists. Food Security Angle: A local piece argues Bermuda’s limited farmland and low number of farmers are tightly linked, urging renewed attention to land stewardship and food sovereignty.