Mongolia–Korea Health Cooperation: The two countries restarted their health dialogue after an eight-year pause, agreeing to expand medical training, digital health and pharmaceutical cooperation. Six Mongolian specialists will begin four weeks of training in Korea, including in heart transplantation and advanced cancer care. Seasonal Flu: Children under 15 make up 77.1% of reported flu and influenza-like illness cases, and 81% of severe respiratory-infection hospitalizations. Health authorities are preparing for the seasonal peak and reminding employers that caregivers of sick children under six can take up to five paid days off or work remotely. Child Cancer Care: More than 300 Mongolian health workers received paediatric imaging training, with image-guided biopsies rising from 20% before the course to 80% in 2026. Health System Support: Mongolia and UNDP discussed health insurance financing and essential medicine supplies; a partnership has already secured a sustainable three-year supply of Factor VIII. Water Safety: Health officials and WHO partners reviewed draft guidelines to help water and sanitation systems withstand climate risks and protect public health.