Czech Supreme Court on COVID vaccine claims: The Czech Supreme Court expanded compensation for people harmed after COVID-19 vaccination, saying it should not be limited to extreme cases and that each claim needs an individual medical assessment; the ruling concerned a man who developed myocarditis two weeks after a third dose and had sought nearly CZK 8 million. Salmonella outbreak linked to instant noodles: An international Salmonella Stanley ST2045 outbreak tied to chicken-flavoured instant noodles/processed chicken products has reached at least 80 cases across Europe and the UK, with children and young people most affected and some needing hospital care, including reports from Czechia. Kidney transplant care gets more personalized: A Vienna-led clinical trial found TTV-guided dosing of immunosuppressants in kidney transplant recipients is safe, suggesting future personalization and possible dose reduction for some patients. Football health alert in Denmark: Christian Eriksen was discharged “soon” after collapsing during a Denmark friendly; doctors say his internal defibrillator and pacemaker system worked as intended. World Cup health context for Czech fans: South Africa’s World Cup campaign preview highlights the need for clinical finishing, while Czechia is listed among Group A opponents in coverage of the tournament’s group dynamics. Czech space milestone: Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said Aleš Svoboda is set to become the first Czech astronaut to fly to the ISS, likely in 2027, with potential spillovers for healthcare and other sectors.