Digital Health Access: Thailand’s ETDA, the Ministry of Public Health’s Digital Health Office and Phra Nang Klao Hospital are expanding Digital ID use in the Mor Prom app so verified caregivers can book appointments, view lab results, and access vaccination records for older people, bedbound patients, minors and people with disabilities. Tobacco Burden: A new report links tobacco to 70,795 Thai deaths and B352.6bn in economic loss, with vaping use rising among young people. Caregiver Support for the Elderly: Bangkok is set to let elderly residents request diapers online, aiming to reduce access friction for daily care needs. Public Health Policy: Thailand’s regulator is stressing financial risk planning as the country ages, while separate coverage highlights obesity surgery coverage via a “gold card” health scheme. HIV & Family Health Risks: A Thai wife publicly alleges her husband hid an HIV-related health issue and sent HIV medicine to his mistress, raising concerns about disclosure and safer sex. Food Safety & Regulation: Thailand-linked attention continues from abroad after a Michelin-star restaurant case over ant-topped dessert sparks scrutiny of insect food rules and heavy-metal concerns. Hospital Training & Skills: Aspetar’s Surgery Observer Programme drew international surgeons, reflecting demand for advanced orthopaedic and sports medicine training. Security in the South: Attacks in Narathiwat killed five soldiers and injured civilians, with authorities launching a manhunt as violence flares.