Vaccine misinformation: CNN reports President Trump repeated false claims linking vaccines to autism and misdescribed vaccine safety and dosing after signing an executive order affecting US childhood vaccination schedules. Rare but deadly drug reactions: A review details Stevens–Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis—rare, medication-triggered skin emergencies where fast drug withdrawal and urgent supportive care are key. New treatment idea for sea lice: AquaNab secured funding to deliver alpaca-derived nanoantibodies orally via fish feed, aiming to cut salmon’s costly, welfare-criticised sea-lice problem. Public health and inequality: A Finnish registry study links lower parental income and lower maternal education with a higher risk of severe bacterial infections in children. Clinical care in Finland: A University of Helsinki-led randomized trial finds first metatarsophalangeal joint fusion surgery reduces walking pain for hallux rigidus versus watchful waiting. Food and climate policy: Research on methane-reducing dairy feed additives finds public acceptance depends heavily on how information is framed, with possible backlash to chemical options like 3-NOP (Bovaer). Local policy: Finland approved tighter Citizenship Act rules, including a new knowledge-of-society test for ages 18–64, with some health/disability exemptions. Infection risk at work: An H5N1 study finds human infections among poultry workers remain rare and mostly mild, supporting PPE and ongoing surveillance. Kids’ health and pets: A Finnish study suggests babies living with dogs have fewer respiratory infections and fewer antibiotic courses, tied to dog-associated microbes in the home.