Glacial risk & early warning: Newcastle University research has modelled glacial lake outburst flood risk in Bhutan, using low-cost sensors and local knowledge to create hazard maps for remote Lunana communities near Lake Thorthormi Tsho. Rabies prevention milestone: Bhutan was validated by WHO as eliminating dog-transmitted human rabies as a public health problem, with zero deaths since June 2023—highlighting a One Health approach. Generational health push in Bhutan: Druk Holding & Investments partnered with the Tower Council Foundation to build a “generational health” ecosystem spanning research, clinical practice, diagnostics, healthy ageing, women’s health and mental health. Primary care rethink: Bhutan is rethinking primary healthcare beyond just physical access, aiming for stronger systems and better outcomes. Flu update: WHO surveillance shows H1N1 dominates influenza-positive samples in India and is also the main strain in Bhutan, with advice to vaccinate and seek early care for high-risk groups. Care after dog bites: A practical World Rabies Day guide stresses immediate wound washing and prompt post-exposure steps—because rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms start. Older persons call: UN marks International Day of Older Persons with a push to redesign systems so longer lives come with dignity, health and financial security.