Neurology & Long-Term Care: A PAHO/WHO-backed study in The Lancet Regional Health – Americas reports nearly 470 million people in the Americas (about two in five) live with a neurological disorder, including migraine, stroke, epilepsy and Alzheimer’s—while deaths have fallen since 1990, more people are surviving with long-term disability, and access to prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehab and support remains uneven; the study flags Haiti, Guyana and Suriname as having the highest burden. Travel Health Alert (Chikungunya): The CDC issued a travel notice tied to active chikungunya outbreaks, citing mosquito-control actions in affected areas and urging travelers to watch for symptoms and protect themselves from bites, with Suriname listed among destinations. Yellow Fever Vaccination Push: Curaçao’s health ministry urged travelers to get vaccinated as yellow fever cases rise in South America, noting new spread into previously unreported areas and recommending vaccination at least 10 days before departure. Sea Safety & Medical Impact: A fisherman rescued after an eight-day sea ordeal later died, highlighting the health risks survivors face after prolonged exposure at sea. Disaster Response (Regional Aid): CARICOM countries, including Suriname, sent medical specialists and supplies to support Venezuela after the June 24 double earthquake.