Cosmetic-surgery safety spotlight: A UK inquest linked British-Nigerian influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo’s death in Thailand to complications after penile enlargement injections, with findings pointing to a pulmonary embolism after hyaluronic acid and lidocaine were used; the clinic was not named, but the case is reigniting debate about risks of “minimally invasive” filler procedures. Infectious disease update: Thailand has been verified by WHO as having eliminated rubella as a public health problem, joining a small group of countries in the WHO South-East Asia Region. Hospital care improvement: Thailand’s TTSH launched a “Safe from Sepsis” initiative aimed at earlier detection and faster antibiotics for sepsis patients to prevent progression to septic shock. Public health & travel rules: A guide highlights key Thailand laws tourists should know, including the legal drinking age and restrictions around criticizing the monarchy and carrying cannabis. Data privacy in healthcare services: A cosmetic medical platform, Gangnam Unni, reported a breach exposing contact details and consultation-related records of about 219,665 users, including a small number in Thailand. Mosquito risk watch: Reports say Aedes aegypti mosquitoes capable of transmitting dengue have been found breeding in the UK for the first time, underscoring climate-linked spread concerns.