Cyclosporiasis Alert: Cayman confirms an imported case of cyclosporiasis as the US investigates a wider outbreak linked to contaminated leafy greens, with officials stressing there’s no evidence of local spread and enhanced surveillance is in place. Mosquito Control: Grand Cayman residents can expect a surge of black salt marsh mosquitoes after recent rains and high tides, with MRCU ramping up larval and adult control while noting the mosquitoes aren’t a public-health threat to people (but can affect pets). Hospital Safety Check: The HSA hospital in George Town is under investigation after Legionnaires’ disease was confirmed elsewhere; environmental sampling found Legionella, triggering targeted closures and water-supply steps until follow-up testing shows it’s safe. Nursing Recognition: HSA wound care nurse Kimberley Wedderburn received the Eloise Reid Excellence in Nursing Award, highlighting a career built on critical care exposure and specialty certifications. Safeguarding in Health: MHES appoints Carolina Ferreira as its first designated safeguarding lead to strengthen protection for children and vulnerable adults across the ministry. Move it Cayman: The national Move it Cayman campaign wrapped with a family fun day featuring activity for all ages, health screenings, and a push toward the next STEP into Wellness initiative. Aquatic Centre Boost: Ground has been broken on Cayman’s new world-class aquatic centre to expand learn-to-swim, training, and aquatic therapy access. Community Health Support: An MRCU officer helped a resident in respiratory distress during a routine inspection, staying with her until paramedics arrived. Public Reminder: RCIPS warns of a new video call phishing scam where callers claim debit cards were tampered with and push victims to click links.