Childhood Obesity Policy Push: Qatar’s Shura Council health panel says children obesity needs coordinated national action, with stronger prevention, awareness, monitoring and digital follow-up, and backs a dedicated government committee. Student Health Education Spotlight: Weill Cornell Medicine–Qatar (WCM-Q) wins bronze at the 2026 MENASA Merit Awards for its Alumni Student Mentorship Programme supporting future physicians. Active Kids, Summer Health: Aspire Zone Foundation opens registration for its Summer Camp (ages 6–14) running July 5–30, mixing sports, workshops and healthy-living activities at Aspire Dome and the Ladies Sports Hall. Heat & Daily Wellness: With Qatar’s summer above 40°C, residents share practical adaptation tips—air-conditioning, limiting outdoor exertion and adjusting routines to stay safe and active. Access to CF Medicines: Beximco Pharma hands over an affordable generic cystic fibrosis treatment (TRIKO) to patients including in Qatar, aiming to widen access to life-changing therapy. Sports Medicine Angle: World Cup coverage highlights athlete fitness management and injury updates, including concerns around players’ readiness and recovery as matches approach. Regional Health Risk Watch: International condemnation continues over the Barakah nuclear plant drone attack, with warnings about potential human health and environmental impacts. Diplomacy With Health Implications: Qatar-backed US-Iran talks gain broad support, with hopes for stability that could protect trade routes and reduce wider health and humanitarian risks.