Bhutan Health Innovation: Druk Holding & Investments has partnered with the US-based Tower Council Foundation to build a “generational health” ecosystem—linking research, clinical practice, data and innovation—with focus areas including healthy ageing, advanced diagnostics, women’s health and mental health. Primary Health Care in Focus: Bhutan is rethinking primary healthcare beyond just getting people to facilities, pointing to a shift toward better care models and outcomes. Rabies Prevention Win: Bhutan has been validated by WHO South-East Asia as eliminating dog-mediated human rabies as a public health problem—an important reminder that after any bite or scratch, fast wound washing and post-exposure care can save lives. Flu Watch (Regional): WHO surveillance reports H1N1 as the dominant flu strain in India and also in Bhutan, with higher risk for older adults, pregnant women, young children and people with underlying conditions—vaccination and early treatment matter. Climate Risk Early Warning: Newcastle University research models glacial lake outburst flood risks in Bhutan (Lunana near Lake Thorthormi Tsho), using low-cost sensors and local knowledge to support earlier warnings for remote communities. Tourism & Wellness Angle: Seven Bhutanese hotels will represent the country at the South Asian Travel Awards in the Maldives, with Bhutan’s hospitality and spa/wellness offerings highlighted.