Court-Ordered Home Care: Tbilisi’s Court of Appeals ordered life-saving home healthcare for Duchenne patient Beka Shonia, including a breathing machine, after years of inaccessible surroundings left him unable to get treatment. Health System Snapshot: Georgia reported 232 hospitals in 2025, 15.2k beds, and 16.8m doctor visits (+6%); new diagnoses rose most for congenital anomalies, cancers, and mental/behavioral disorders, while HIV/AIDS deaths fell to 150. Aquaculture Biosecurity Training: FAO and Georgia’s National Food Agency trained veterinarians and fish farmers in Tbilisi and fish regions on disease surveillance and biosecurity, using digital traceability tools to improve early detection and outbreak response. Sports & Doping Watch: A doping scandal tied to Commonwealth Games participation highlights ongoing anti-doping pressure, with multiple athletes provisionally suspended and quotas affected. Public Health Workforce Impact: Wellstar Health System plans layoffs of nearly 800 Georgia employees, stressing frontline clinical teams will remain. Food Safety/Health Context: Integrated plant protection talks in Batumi focused on managing pest and disease threats and biological protection methods amid climate-change pressures. Disability & Rights: The Shonia ruling is framed as a potential precedent for other people with disabilities seeking equipment and home healthcare through courts. International Health-Adjacent News: Nauru severed ties with Abkhazia and South Ossetia; Georgia welcomed the move. Community Wellness via Sports: Bakuriani hosted a youth judo championship, with organizers explicitly calling it part of building a “healthy generation.”