National Cardiovascular Push: Mongolia broke ground on a new National Cardiovascular Center at the Third State Central Hospital, aiming to boost access and outcomes for heart care, with plans for staffing, equipment, and telemedicine support. Cancer Childcare Support: Germany-backed programs for Ulaanbaatar and Töv focus on post-oncology rehabilitation, safe nutrition supply chains, and free dental care for vulnerable children. Robotic Surgery Expansion: First Central Hospital introduced the Revo-I robotic surgical system and says it will expand use and integrate services into the health insurance system. Pharma Regulation Cooperation: Mongolia and Poland agreed to strengthen pharmaceutical regulation, quality standards, post-marketing surveillance, and more reliable medicine supply. Winter Health & Safety Readiness: Ulaanbaatar reported 83% completion of winter preparations, prioritizing safer roads, heating/electricity continuity, and improved air quality. Opioid Supply Continuity: State hospitals received reserve fentanyl injection stocks after raw-material shortages raised risk of disruption. Violence Prevention Funding: ADB approved a $3m grant to prevent and respond to violence against women and children via safer schools, survivor support, and policy reforms. School Nutrition Link: Mongolia and France agreed to expand school nutrition programs. Public Health Diplomacy: Mongolia’s delegation participated in the IAEA General Conference, emphasizing nuclear energy for peace, health, and sustainable development.