Rehab & Access: Lawmaker Ho Ion Sang urges broader barrier-free access citywide, saying the 2026-2035 rehabilitation plan should go beyond government facilities and pull in private businesses, including expanding the Barrier-Free Restaurant Award Scheme to more sectors. Mental Health: Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, residents share how stigma, privacy worries, cost, and fear of judgment can block people from seeking help, while stressing listening, spotting warning signs, and reducing shame. Eye Care Training: Orbis Flying Eye Hospital returns to Macau for its first simulation-based training project since 2016, with 70 ophthalmologists and nurses using onboard and campus simulation to improve cataract, glaucoma, retina and nursing skills. Smoking Cessation Skills: Macau’s Department of Health runs a two-day training for 130+ healthcare professionals on comprehensive smoking cessation, including counselling, relapse prevention and pharmacotherapy, with a focus on construction-site workers after new restrictions. Transport for Health Access: LRT station access gates are being replaced with options for multiple electronic payments (QR and cards), starting at Union Hospital and Lotus stations, with staff support during the rollout. Healthcare Cooperation: Macao Union Medical Center deepens Southeast Asia ties via hospital and research exchanges in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia, aiming to expand “healthcare + tourism” and specialty treatment collaboration. Cancer & Biotech Watch: GSK signs a major deal with Hutchmed for HMPL-A830, an EGFR-targeted KRAS-blocking solid-tumour therapy, with up to about $1.2B in milestones. Local Health Policy & Wellness Tech: Macau Ke Hon Technology launches KEHON RING for B2B buyers, positioning it as a screenless wellness wearable with a lifetime zero-subscription model.