Nuclear Medicine Breakthrough: Mongolia’s First Central Clinical Hospital introduced high-precision SPECT/CT using ⁹⁹ᵐTc-HYNIC-PSMA to detect prostate cancer at the molecular level, improving staging and helping pave the way for future ¹⁷⁷Lu-PSMA radioligand therapy. Health Insurance Budget Push: The government submitted the 2027 budget package, including the Health Insurance Fund Budget, with 2027 revenue projected at MNT 41.3 trillion and expenditure at MNT 43.6 trillion (deficit MNT 2.306 trillion). Cancer Care Access: The new imaging approach is designed to be implemented locally at relatively low patient cost, reducing the need to travel abroad for nuclear diagnostics. Healthy Schools, Cleaner Air: Ulaanbaatar’s model School No. 57 opened with solar power, battery storage, composting, hydroponics, and upgrades aimed at better indoor air quality and nutrition. Rangelands & Drought Resilience: COP17 in Mongolia mobilized $1.3 billion for land restoration and drought resilience, with rangelands and pastoralist support highlighted as key to protecting livelihoods and food security. Medical Travel Cooperation: Mongolia and South Korea discussed expanding visa options for medical treatment, including easing conditions and speeding processing for eligible applicants.