Ebola & World Cup travel health: The U.S., Mexico and Canada are aligning Ebola-related entry and screening measures ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the outbreak in the DRC continues to worsen, raising concerns about cross-border spread during mass travel. Alzheimer’s diagnostics in Mexico: C2N Diagnostics and SouthGenetics announced broader access to Precivity® blood tests for Alzheimer’s amyloid assessment across Latin America, with Mexico included in the initial rollout. Rural care funding squeeze: Rising costs and fewer volunteers may limit Flying Samaritans’ near-monthly free medical trips to rural Baja California Sur, where chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension are common. Food safety & nutrition: A fast-food “healthiest items” roundup highlights how some choices can be better than others, but still come with trade-offs—useful for Mexico-based readers trying to eat smarter on the go. Public health infrastructure: A Tijuana sewage line collapse is worsening odors and raising beach concerns, underscoring how cross-border water issues can quickly become health issues. Border health risk: U.S. Border Patrol reported multiple smuggling cases in April, including heat-stress and rhabdomyolysis after people were allegedly abandoned in harsh desert conditions. Market access for care: Comen Medical showcased ICU/OR, imaging, NICU/EMS and central monitoring solutions at Hospitalar 2026, signaling continued push into Latin America’s hospital market.