Space Health & Tech: A portable, FDA-cleared X-ray system successfully captured the first diagnostic-quality human images during spaceflight, with independent radiologists rating most extremity images comparable to preflight results. Medicare Payment Pressure: Radiation oncologists and interventional radiology groups are sounding alarms over CMS’s proposed 2027 physician fee schedule, warning of “devastating” cuts that could threaten access and practice viability. Alzheimer’s Diagnostics: At AAIC, blood-based Alzheimer biomarkers—especially p-tau217—were highlighted as clinicians work to fit scalable blood testing into diagnosis and early detection pathways. Drug Discovery Workflow: Sponsored coverage spotlights how connecting “make” and “test” workflows—and easing purification bottlenecks—could speed the DMTA cycle as AI expands compound throughput. Public Health: Namibia declared its cholera outbreak over after more than 28 days with no confirmed cases in affected districts. Diarrhea Outbreak Watch: The CDC is investigating a Cyclospora outbreak with thousands of suspected cases, with experts urging people to avoid certain fresh produce temporarily. Diabetes Support: DESMOND marks 20 years, citing support for more than 800,000 people with type 2 diabetes through structured education and self-management tools. Aged Care Reform: Australia’s aged care inspector-general warned that aged care reform “plumbing” is clashing with the act’s promise, citing co-payments and complex processes that can cause harm. Women & Heat: Health experts say extreme heat can hit women harder due to biology, hormones, and sweating differences, raising risks from dizziness to heat-related illness.