Hospital Safety & Medication: A UK inquest found that Lady Joan Branson’s death from a pulmonary embolism was likely preventable after Lister Hospital allegedly failed to provide blood-clot prevention medication (anticoagulants) despite her “very high risk,” following a fall that left her immobile on Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands. Public Health & Policy: PAHO and the University of the West Indies marked the graduation of the third cohort of a Health Policy and Health Systems programme, training health leaders across Caribbean territories including the British Virgin Islands to tackle workforce shortages, noncommunicable diseases, and health emergencies. Community Health & Mental Wellness: On Tortola, a landlord says a young man reported to have severe mental illness allegedly attacked tenants, injuring an elderly woman and leaving both women with symptoms consistent with post-traumatic stress; the suspect reportedly remains free. Health System Watch: The U.S. Treasury says FinCEN flagged about $17.5 billion in suspicious activity tied to potential health care fraud, with thousands of reports filed over a year. Local Business & Health Workforce: In Huntums Ghut, Tortola’s Entrepreneurial Zone began operating with the first unit keys issued to start-ups, supporting local economic activity that can indirectly affect community wellbeing. Security & Health Risks in Custody: Mobile CCTV was deployed around HM Prison Balsam Ghut to deter contraband and unlawful activity, aiming to protect staff, inmates, and the wider community.