Pregnancy health update: Bermuda’s “Survey of Pregnant Women 2025” reports tobacco use has dropped, but binge drinking later in pregnancy remains a concern, and vaping has emerged as a new behavioural issue since 2020. Snake-safety alert: Officials say the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake hasn’t been found yet, but antivenom has been secured at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital while searches continue after a credible sighting in Southampton—residents are urged to call 911 and keep pets and children away from dense yard areas. National security and safety focus: Shadow Minister Jarion Richardson criticises the government’s national security reshuffle, arguing Bermuda needs coordinated action across health, justice, corrections, youth services and frontline support—not just ministerial changes. Children’s mental health services: A new base for children and adolescent mental health services is set to open in Bermuda House (Green Street, St Helier), with the move designed to reduce disruption and improve access to care. Community prevention: Bermuda Police Service is promoting awareness to help prevent sexual assault, stressing consent, boundary respect, and getting help early if something feels off. Local wellness tips: A summer hair survival guide highlights moisture balance, conditioning, and sun protection for Bermuda’s heat, humidity, salt water and chlorine. Rebuilding after prison: Bermuda’s Astor House will provide transitional housing and structured support for people leaving prison, aiming to reduce reoffending risk through supervision and coordinated case management.