Prostate Cancer Awareness: A Barbadian urologist is warning that more men are showing up with prostate cancer symptoms at later stages, even as the CEMIX Prostate Cancer Walk and Run drew strong turnout—especially younger men—highlighting the push for earlier testing. Health Funding & Access: Barbados’ Health Minister is calling on corporate Barbados, service clubs and philanthropies to back health services, including support for projects like a new Sensory Room for children with developmental disabilities. Disability Inclusion: A Human Rights Commissioner urged the Boy Scouts to move beyond “managing limitations” toward real, everyday social inclusion for people with disabilities—echoing the need for better access to education and healthcare. Emergency Response (Regional Health): Barbados Defence Force teams are deployed in earthquake-affected Venezuela to set up a Field Medical Hospital, alongside search-and-rescue support, as the humanitarian toll rises. Water & Health Equity: A data map flags where safe drinking water is still out of reach—reminding readers that clean water access is a major driver of health outcomes. Nuclear Cooperation (Health & Safety): Barbados signed a five-year framework with the IAEA covering technical support for human health, radiation safety, water management and agriculture. Local Health System Support: The Central Bank says almost all delayed public wages have been paid after BiMPay issues, including payments tied to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.