Rural Health Workforce: A family physician in rural Tennessee warns that retirement is outpacing recruitment, leaving small communities facing a major primary-care shortage. Sports Medicine Access: Wisconsin providers are urging families to book fall sports physicals now, before summer schedules tighten and appointments get harder to find. Mental Health Education: A $5,000 Storm Sporting Events scholarship will send a Saint Mary’s graduate to UW–La Crosse for school psychology, aiming to strengthen youth mental health support. Lupus Community: A Madison-area lupus support group for women of color is gaining international attention, with its founder set to speak at the “Lupus in Black” conference in England. Emergency Response Strain: In northern Wisconsin, ambulance coverage is under pressure as volunteer EMTs retire, and missed 911 calls have risen sharply. Public Health Outdoors: Wisconsin health officials highlight tick risks and lesser-known tick-borne conditions as summer outdoor time ramps up. Food & Health Safety: The FDA issued a bread recall tied to contamination on packaging for certain Great Value Hawaiian Roll 4-packs sold at Walmart. Health Policy & Food Security: A House plan would cut SNAP by nearly $300 billion over time, raising concerns about hunger and health impacts for low-income families. Health Care for Severe Mental Illness: Hayat Pharmacy expanded an in-home long-acting injectable program to help patients stay on treatment and avoid crises. Data Center Health Debate: Wisconsin experts say data centers’ health and environmental impacts aren’t well studied, but power-related effects are a key concern.