Pacific health priorities: Pacific health leaders say cervical cancer progress is possible, with Pacific women increasingly volunteering for HPV self-tests, but radiotherapy access and patient transfers remain major gaps. Regional climate risk to health: SPREP is urging Pacific communities to prepare for El Niño impacts after the WMO declared an event underway, warning that risks will vary by country and affect families and services. Marshall Islands finance & health link: Pacific finance ministers met in Majuro and highlighted work on energy security, disaster preparedness, and non-communicable diseases, with the Marshall Islands’ USDM1 digital money system showcased as part of economic resilience. Water & sanitation as a health driver: The Blue Pacific Act coverage points to ongoing clean water and sanitation shortfalls across the Pacific, linking gaps to higher diarrheal disease and malnutrition risk—especially for children. Cybersecurity & health systems: Tonga joined an INTERPOL regional cybercrime initiative, with the report warning that small island states—including the Marshall Islands—face cyber threats that can disrupt services and safety. Fuel crisis pressure: A Pacific-wide roundup notes emergency fuel measures and possible electricity rationing or school closures, underscoring how energy shortages can ripple into clinic operations and everyday health.