Homecare Oversight: Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a new law creating the state’s first statewide licensing system for homecare agencies, with standards and enforcement aimed at protecting older adults and people with disabilities while boosting accountability for families and workers. Vaccine Policy Fight: A new Trump executive order would reduce routine childhood vaccinations and split the MMR into three doses, shifting some shots into “shared clinical decision-making” and directing the Justice Department to investigate states over exemptions—while legal limits tied to a federal injunction keep the CDC schedule changes in limbo. AI Drug Discovery: Boston University researchers unveiled an antibody-specific AI framework that narrows the search for strong antibody candidates, improving binding-affinity predictions by up to 27% with less computing. Public Health Monitoring: Massachusetts health officials reported World Cup-related alcohol spikes in emergency visits on certain match days, but said hospitals and urgent care were not overwhelmed. Biotech Pipeline Moves: Waltham-based Olema Oncology named Jason O’Byrne as CFO as it prepares pivotal data and a potential first launch. Maternal Mental Health in Court: The Lindsay Clancy trial continues to spotlight postpartum psychosis and barriers to inpatient care, including claims she was “turned away” from a specialist program weeks before the killings. Medicaid Access Concern: Coverage limits and work requirements are raising alarms for people with disabilities on Medicaid, with advocates warning policies can force people to choose between benefits and employment.