Cyclosporiasis Alert: The Cayman Islands confirmed one imported case of cyclosporiasis linked to a US outbreak, with health officials stressing there’s no evidence of local transmission and that the Molecular Biology Laboratory can detect the parasite. Mosquito Watch: Grand Cayman is expecting a surge in black salt marsh mosquitoes after recent rains and high tides, with the MRCU ramping up larval and adult control; pet owners are reminded to keep heartworm prevention up to date. Hospital Safety: The Ministry of Health says Legionnaires’ disease testing found Legionella at HSA’s Anthony S. Eden Hospital, triggering targeted closures and water-supply shutoffs in affected areas until follow-up checks confirm safety. Nursing Recognition: HSA wound care nurse Kimberley Wedderburn received the Eloise Reid Excellence in Nursing Award, highlighting a career built on specialty training and early critical care exposure. Safeguarding Lead: MHES appointed 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 sessions, health screenings, and support for an ongoing STEP into Wellness push. Aquatic Centre Progress: Ground was broken on Cayman’s new world-class aquatic centre to expand swim access, training, and water safety for all ages. Community Health Hero: An MRCU officer helped a resident needing urgent care during a mosquito control inspection, staying with her until paramedics arrived. Public Safety Reminder: RCIPS warned of a video call phishing scam where callers pose as police or immigration and push victims to click links. Road Injury Update: Police are investigating a serious single-vehicle crash on Walker’s Road that left the driver in critical condition.