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 regenerative medicine, healthy ageing, advanced diagnostics, women’s health and mental health. Primary Health Care Focus: Bhutan is rethinking primary healthcare beyond just physical access, pointing to a shift toward stronger systems and better outcomes. Rabies Prevention Milestone: Bhutan has been validated by WHO South-East Asia as eliminating dog-mediated human rabies as a public health problem—an important win for community protection and pet bite response. GLOF Early Warning Research: Newcastle University research is modelling glacial lake outburst flood risks in Bhutan (with Lunana as a focus), using low-cost sensors and local knowledge to support earlier warnings for remote communities. Health & Wellness in Practice: A Bhutan-linked travel wellness push is gaining attention through positive psychology-based journeys, aiming to reduce burnout and support wellbeing through structured experiences. Regional Health Signals: WHO data highlights high cholera burden in Bangladesh, with over half of cases among children under five—underscoring the need for safe water and fast outbreak response.