Addiction care partnership: Seychelles President Patrick Herminie visited Reunion Island’s University Hospital North Addiction Unit to discuss addiction prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and family support, with both sides reaffirming plans to strengthen health cooperation and share expertise. Cancer treatment continuity: Seychelles Health Minister Dr Marvin Fanny told the National Assembly that the Ministry maintains at least six months of essential cancer medicine stocks and continues specialised treatments like immunotherapy based on patients’ clinical needs. Maternal health gap: A global report highlights how childbirth safety varies widely by country, with some nations near zero risk while others still face very high maternal mortality—an issue relevant to Seychelles’ ongoing maternal health priorities. WHO internships: WHO opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, including eligible African countries such as Seychelles, offering hands-on public health placements across headquarters and country offices. Visa access for Seychelles: Ukraine’s e-Visa list includes Seychelles for short stays, while Spain’s 2026 visa-free access also includes Seychelles—both could affect medical travel and health-related visits. Travel and wellness demand: Expedia data shows rising interest in island getaways, including Porto Santo (Madeira) and Cape Verde after World Cup heroics—useful context for Seychelles’ tourism-health planning, especially around wellness travel.