Clinic Disruption in Virgin Gorda: Health and Social Development Minister Vincent O. Wheatley apologized after emergency services were temporarily moved from the Nurse Iris O’Neal Medical Centre due to an air-quality issue, with 24-hour emergency care shifting to St Mary’s Anglican Hall while cleaning and safety inspections are completed. Local Health Leadership: BVI Health Services Authority named Gordon Frame as CEO effective Sept. 1, tasking him with strengthening quality care and service delivery across the territory. EMS Back to Normal: Emergency Medical Services at Dr D. Orlando Smith Hospital returned to full operations after a brief disruption, with the public still told to call 911 for emergencies. Dementia Awareness: Wheatley urged residents to seek medical advice for early dementia signs as the territory marks World Alzheimer’s Month, stressing dementia is not just normal ageing. Centenarian Milestone: The VI now has six known centenarians after Enelle Smith died at 107, with officials highlighting growing support for residents reaching 100. Climate Funding for Health Resilience: Deputy Premier Julian Fraser launched the first call for proposals under the Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund, opening $1 million for community resilience projects. Food & Household Safety: A major Clorox Puerto Rico/USVI cleaner recall (Mistolin and Lestoil) warns of possible bacteria exposure that can be serious for people with weakened immune systems or medical devices. Cybersecurity Risk to Health Data: Thomson Reuters’ C-Track breach may have exposed sensitive personal and medical information tied to courts, including the US Virgin Islands, prompting monitoring offers for affected people.