Mental Health Update: A six-year Ministry of Health review shows depressive and psychotic disorders are the top diagnoses among people accessing mental health services in Montserrat, with 405 patients and 413 illness episodes recorded from 2020–2026; new patient presentations rose 12.7% in the latest three-year period, and children and adolescents aged 10–19 now make up the largest age group, helped by the appointment of a child and adolescent clinical psychologist. Health Research in Action: Research Day 2026 highlighted evidence on chronic conditions and mental health, including hypertension, diabetes, depression, psychotic disorders and prostate-related conditions, plus a pilot self-management programme for people living with both hypertension and type 2 diabetes that improved knowledge by about 10% and boosted confidence by up to 45%. Public Health & Safety: A Missouri man was seriously injured after an e-bike crash near Montserrat, after losing control while attempting a turn; he was taken to Western Missouri Medical Center in serious condition. Regional Support: The OECS praised Cuba for continued solidarity with the sub-region despite the long-running US embargo, pointing to shared work in health and disaster resilience. Heat Risk Context: Coverage from Barcelona underscores how extreme heat can drive major health harms, with some neighbourhoods facing higher risk due to heat-vulnerability factors—an angle that matters for local preparedness conversations.