GLP-1s and psoriasis: A new deep dive asks whether GLP-1 weight-loss drugs directly calm psoriatic inflammation or if benefits mainly come from shedding pounds—an issue dermatologists need as guidance evolves. Medical waste push: Bangladesh’s DGHS and UNOPS held a workshop on sustainable medical waste management, focusing on gaps in infrastructure, operations, and coordination to protect patients, workers, and the environment. Health spending efficiency: Bhutan’s health ministry and the World Bank discussed how to reduce wasteful health spending, citing inefficiencies like unnecessary services, long hospital stays, and costly medicine purchases. Safe water in schools: Bhutan’s safe drinking water filtration programme is expanding fast—already reaching 75,000+ children and about 85% of schools—aiming for universal clean water access by 2030. Demographics support: Bhutan launched the Third Child Plus Program, offering Nu 10,000 monthly for third (and later) children up to age three, responding to falling fertility and an ageing population. Wellness and local products: A Sikkim skincare brand entered Bhutan, and Bhutan also showcased new bioprospecting wellness products (including moringa and cordyceps-based items) under its ABS framework. Healthy ageing via yoga: The World Bank marked International Day of Yoga with a “Yoga for Healthy Aging” session in Washington, linking mind-body practice with long-term wellbeing.