Community Health Outreach: CDC officials backed a free medical outreach in Phnom Penh’s Meanchey district, treating about 1,000 residents at Wat Chak Angre Leu with consultations, exams, and medication, plus support from youth volunteers from the Cambodian Red Cross and other groups. Disaster Relief & Public Health: The Cambodian Red Cross delivered food and hygiene support to 753 displaced families in Oddar Meanchey, pairing aid with health education on prenatal care, clean water, hygiene, and mosquito-net use to help prevent malaria and dengue. Border Recovery Watch: Nearly 620,000 people displaced by border tensions have returned home, but several schools and health facilities remain closed in Oddar Meanchey, Banteay Meanchey, and Preah Vihear—raising ongoing access concerns for care. Disease Trends: Experts say malaria is nearing elimination across parts of the Greater Mekong, but climate change could complicate the final push by shifting rainfall and temperatures that affect mosquito-borne disease risk. Child Health Funding: A charity walk, “2,700 Steps for Cambodian Infants and Children,” raised 2.1 billion riel for Kantha Bopha Foundation, supporting free treatment for more than one million children each year. Water & Health Risk: An editorial highlights how wastewater treatment costs are often lower than the long-term medical burden of pollution-linked illness, from diarrhea and skin disease to cancer. Climate-Smart Learning: UNESCO and Cambodia’s education ministry rolled out climate change education tools for teacher training, aiming to strengthen public health resilience through better climate awareness in schools.