Healthcare Under Attack: The WHO says 2026 has seen more than 900 attacks on healthcare between January and August, averaging over four a day, with at least 900 deaths and 1,400 injuries; Ukraine, Lebanon and the occupied Palestinian territory lead the list, and Syria is among the affected countries. Accountability Gap: WHO reports over 10,000 attacks on medical facilities since 2018, but “not a single one” has entered an accountability system—leaving patients unable to get care and health workers and supplies disrupted. Lebanon Strikes With Medical Fallout: Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least nine people, including three children, and wounded others, as officials trade blame and warn of escalation—raising fresh concerns for civilians and access to medical services. Women’s Health Reminder: UAE doctors urge women in their 30s to watch for early menopause/perimenopause signs like sleep problems, mood changes and menstrual shifts, stressing early evaluation to reduce long-term risks. Syrian Health Care Response: WHO says it delivered $9.5 million in medical supplies to Syria, supporting ongoing health needs amid conflict pressures. Workplace Safety: A Turkey report links July to at least 214 fatal workplace accidents, including deaths of migrant workers from Syria.