HIV Testing Push: Bermuda’s Health Minister Kim Wilson urged the public to get tested after a “concerning shift” saw four new HIV cases in the last four weeks, noting 306 people were known to be living with HIV as of Dec 31, 2025. Infectious Disease Watch: Wilson also said there are currently no confirmed Ebola cases in Bermuda, while the Ministry remains vigilant with monitoring and early detection steps as outbreaks continue in the DRC and Uganda. Hurricane Preparedness Reminder: National Security Minister Michael Weeks warned that even with a below-normal Atlantic season forecast, Bermuda must prepare early for the June 1–Nov 30 season. Parenting Support: The Department of Child and Family Services rolled out prevention-focused parenting initiatives, including a Parent Coaching Certification programme starting August 2026. Blood Donation Call: Ahead of World Blood Donor Day (June 14), Bermuda Hospitals Board urged regular blood donors as hospitals need safe blood every day. Regional Lab Training: CARPHA trained 18 people from 15 member states to safely transport infectious substances, strengthening regional public health readiness. Healthcare Sector Support: Banyan Risk launched a healthcare professional liability line in Bermuda with capacity from Mereo, adding a new underwriting role focused on hospitals and allied health. Women’s Health Products: Best, Periodt. expanded organic, biodegradable pads and panty liners into select CVS stores and online ahead of Fibroid Awareness Month. Community Health Funding: International Women’s Club Bermuda awarded $7,500 grants each to Open Airways and SkillCraft, supporting respiratory health and other community needs. Digital Learning for Conservation: Google-backed tech tools are expanding Bermuda Zoological Society science learning with tablets, drones, and underwater cameras.