H. pylori & bowel cancer: A new international analysis links exposure to the stomach microbe Helicobacter pylori with more than 1 in 5 bowel cancer cases worldwide, and suggests people exposed in more recent decades may face higher risk; researchers say long-term studies are still needed to confirm whether antibiotic eradication lowers bowel cancer risk. Influenza prevention in Ulaanbaatar: Mongolia’s capital has launched a “Together Against Influenza” campaign, offering free vaccines for high-risk groups until Oct. 3, aiming to protect children aged 0–6, pregnant women, seniors, and people with chronic conditions before flu activity rises. Korea targets Mongolian miners for medical tourism: Korea’s tourism and health partners are pushing tailored screenings and wellness packages to Mongolian mining workers, highlighting rising demand and higher spending among medical tourists from Mongolia. Air quality + health co-benefits: A UN-backed report argues coordinated clean-air and climate action can deliver major public health gains and economic returns, reinforcing the case for cleaner energy and transport. Mongolia harvest push: Mongolia’s State Harvest Commission urges swift, zero-waste harvesting and coordination ahead of colder weather, including support loans and mobilizing students and military personnel. AI governance in Mongolia: An opinion piece says Mongolia should require practical verification standards before AI systems influence decisions, warning that fragmented data and unclear ownership can turn fast automation into real-world risk. Animal health watch: Foot-and-mouth disease serotype SAT-1 has reappeared in new countries, including Mongolia, raising alarms for livestock owners about highly contagious spread.