Addiction care partnership: Seychelles’ President Patrick Herminie visited Reunion Island’s University Hospital North Addiction Unit to discuss addiction prevention and treatment, with talks covering prevention, patient monitoring, rehabilitation, family support and better coordination across health and community services—aimed at strengthening the Seychelles–Reunion health partnership. Cancer medicines supply: 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, responding to concerns about possible shortages. Maternal health gap: A global report highlights how the risk of dying in childbirth varies widely by country, with some places near zero risk while others still face very high maternal mortality—an issue relevant to Seychelles’ ongoing maternal health priorities. WHO internship access: WHO opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, including Seychelles, offering placements across Switzerland and offices worldwide for students and recent graduates. Mosquito-virus warning for travellers: UK health authorities warn of rising mosquito-borne illnesses in European holiday hotspots, including West Nile virus, dengue and chikungunya, as travel-acquired cases increase. Visa pathway for Seychelles nationals: India released its 2026 e-Visa eligible country list, which includes Seychelles, allowing online applications for tourism, business and medical travel.