Rural Emergency Access: Mongolia’s Prime Minister and Health Minister handed over ambulances fitted with medical equipment and Starlink to remote health facilities, aiming to keep services running through snow, dzud, and hard mountain roads under an ADB-funded program. Primary Care Reform: A national forum on “Soum Health Center” development highlighted reducing paperwork for primary registration forms and boosting rural staffing support, with a focus on prevention, early detection, and better nurse capacity. Cardiac Care Expansion: President Khurelsukh met Luxembourg’s Grand Duke, noting Luxembourg’s EUR 22M grant support for Mongolia’s National Cardiovascular Center at the Third Central Hospital—planned as a 120-bed hub for interventional surgery, emergency care, and rehabilitation. One Health & Pastoral Resilience: Mongolia shared its rangeland and pastoralist experience at a UN One Health conference in Rome, tied to the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists. Medical Knowledge Access: An AI clinical decision-support tool, OpenEvidence, is expanding to about 100 countries with free access for doctors, including Mongolia, to help clinicians answer questions using peer-reviewed research and guidelines. Public Health Reminder: A global report warns measles is resurging as vaccine coverage gaps widen, stressing that missed children and delayed action can quickly turn local outbreaks into regional risks.