Tourism & Health Connections: Anguilla’s Tourist Board delegation—led by Minister of Health, Tourism and Sports Cardigan Connor and including tourism officials from the ATB and the Ministry—attended Caribbean Week in New York (June 1–5) under “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences,” aiming to strengthen partnerships and keep Anguilla competitive as travel patterns shift. Regional Finance & Resilience: A new analysis links the ECCB’s “Big Push for Shared Prosperity and Resilience” and the CDB’s “decade of decision” framing to the region’s push on food and nutrition security, energy security, digital transformation, human capital, financial wealth creation, and trade logistics—issues that also shape long-term health outcomes. Public Health & Waste Safety: The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority increased enforcement at public bin sites, warning that illegal dumping and misuse can drive pests, infrastructure damage, and public health risks; fines can reach $1,000 and residents are urged to dispose only in designated bins and not place hazardous materials (including medical waste) there. Medical Workforce Pathways: New Anglia University highlights the growing role of International Medical Graduates in the U.S. physician workforce (about one in four), amid projected shortages—relevant to how Caribbean training routes may support future healthcare staffing. Legacy in Care: A tribute to Dr. Cuthwyn Lake recalls major surgical and nursing contributions that helped reduce severe conditions and childbirth deaths, underscoring Anguilla’s long history of returning-trained clinicians.