Maternal Care: A premature, breech pregnancy in remote Khuvsgul required an emergency relay across rugged roads, with the nearest surgical team hundreds of miles away—highlighting the risks of reaching childbirth care in rural Mongolia. Cancer Prevention: IARC, UNICEF Mongolia and the National University of Medical Sciences are exploring research on H. pylori, a major gastric cancer risk. The proposed study would assess infection among people aged 1–69 and examine prevention and treatment options; Mongolia has among the world’s highest gastric cancer rates. Clean Air and Health: Government agencies and WHO launched a call to speed the shift from household coal, a major source of air pollution. A proposed 2027–2040 roadmap would coordinate the transition; air pollution was associated with an estimated 2,895 deaths in Mongolia in 2021. Health Partnerships: Mongolia and WHO discussed cooperation on climate-related health risks and strengthening the health system’s resilience. Blood Supply: The National Center for Transfusion Medicine says it now needs 250–300 blood units daily for hospitals, up from about 150, as donor numbers rise.