NCD Update: New data shows 5,815 Cook Islands adults (15+) are living with at least one non-communicable disease, with hypertension leading new cases—highlighting the urgent need for prevention and early care. Health Access in the Pa Enua: Visiting ENT specialists from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons are in Rarotonga this week (June 22–26), delivering specialist clinics and complex surgeries in partnership with Te Marae Ora, supported by Australia’s budget support. Cervical Cancer Push: Pacific health leaders say cervical cancer elimination is achievable within a generation, pointing to strong HPV vaccination and screening results from the UK and Australia, plus encouraging HPV self-testing uptake in the region. GP Workforce Boost: ProCare has awarded scholarships to top Māori and Pacific medical students entering general practice, including a Cook Islands recipient, aiming to strengthen primary care for communities. Deep-Sea Mining Warning: A new report warns deep sea mining could mobilise naturally occurring radioactive materials, raising risks for marine life and seafood consumers—an issue regulators are still not fully prepared for. Obesity Rankings: A global review flags obesity as a major public health crisis, with several Pacific island nations among the highest-rate countries. Local Governance Letter: A reader calls for a fairer share of investment across the Pa Enua, questioning whether islands like Atiu are receiving more attention than others.