Ebola Update (Congo/Uganda): WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Bunia amid the rare Ebola outbreak, stressing community trust, safe burials and urging countries to reconsider travel bans; WHO says four patients have recovered and will be discharged, while figures as of May 29 show 134 confirmed active cases and 18 deaths in DRC and Uganda. Kenya Quarantine Plan (Policy Clash): A Kenyan court temporarily suspended a U.S. plan to set up an Ebola quarantine facility for Americans exposed abroad, with critics saying the approach is “American-focused” and not designed for Kenyans. Czech Health Policy (Addiction Care): Czech addiction and social inclusion specialists plan a symbolic two-hour strike over a government shake-up that shifts responsibilities to ministries, with drug policy moving under the Ministry of Health and fears of disrupted care. Local Emergency Response (Aviation/EMS): The Czech Ministry of Interior signed a contract for 11 Airbus H145 helicopters for the Police Aviation Service, supporting law enforcement, search and rescue and emergency medical services. Innovation in Heating (Waste Heat): A Czech startup Electree is piloting a “computing-based boiler room” in Brno that reuses server waste heat for apartment heating and hot water, reporting 20–25% energy cost reductions. New Cancer Prevention (Brno): A new cancer prevention centre opened in Brno, aiming to strengthen early detection and prevention. Newborn Health (Parent Q&A): “Epstein pearls” are back in online searches; doctors reiterate they’re harmless keratin cysts common in newborns and unrelated to infection.