Maternal Health: Three years after Lindsay Clancy’s case began, reporting highlights how mothers still face gaps in postpartum care—despite Massachusetts expanding screening, home visits, and support resources—while clinicians call for more specialized treatment and mother-baby psychiatric options. AI Policy: The Massachusetts Senate is weighing an AI safety proposal that would require major developers to publish safety frameworks and allow the state attorney general to sue for violations, with OpenAI and Anthropic pushing for different levels of oversight. Public Health (Ebola): Health experts say officials still don’t have a strong handle on the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, pointing to the challenge of contact tracing when most new cases aren’t tied to known contacts. Foodborne Illness (Cyclospora): The cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to rise nationwide, and questions remain about scope and reporting lag as health agencies track cases linked to recalled produce. Local Care Access: Cambridge Health Alliance will reopen its CHA Birth Center after a six-year pause, aiming to expand culturally appropriate maternal care with multilingual doula support. Health & Safety (Charles River): Massachusetts DPH warns residents about possible toxic algae after a dog’s death, urging caution around the Charles River. Reproductive Rights: The Massachusetts House passed a bill removing existing abortion limits, shifting decisions past 24 weeks to doctors if the Senate follows. Health Coverage Costs: Mass. regulators approved steep health insurance premium increases, adding pressure for households already managing rising costs. Workforce & Care Delivery: Boston Medical Center nurses picket and plan actions amid contract disputes, underscoring staffing and labor strain in local hospitals.