Heat & Medication Safety: A new health roundup highlights which medicines can raise heat-related risk by disrupting the body’s cooling response (sweating, skin heat transfer, and blood-flow changes), with extra caution urged for infants, young kids, older adults, people with chronic conditions or disabilities, those with cognitive impairments, socially isolated individuals, and people facing heat exposure through living or work conditions; the drug classes flagged include diuretics, laxatives, antihypertensives (ACE inhibitors and sartans), and psychotropic drugs. Local Wellness Context: The guidance draws on French medicines-safety lists and regional monitoring resources covering Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Guadeloupe, and French Guiana, aiming to help caregivers and patients plan safer hydration, cooling, and medication review during intense heat. Regional Digital Development: The UWI and the Caribbean Telecommunications Union formalized a strategic partnership via a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen digital policy, regulation, research, capacity building, and implementation of regional digital strategies. Nature & Health Inspiration: A spotlight on the Guiana Amazonian Park notes its vast, protected rainforest and rare wildlife—an environmental reminder of why preserving local ecosystems matters for long-term community wellbeing.