Ebola Readiness Check: Liberia says it’s still Ebola-free, but a nationwide NPHIL review found weak spots at border screening, emergency operations, logistics, and isolation capacity that could slow response if the virus enters. Hospital Access Under Pressure: Phebe Referral Hospital reopened after a strike, but the broader crisis shows how labor disputes can quickly disrupt emergency, maternal, surgical, and referral care. Health Safety Alarm: Residents accuse JFK Medical Center of burning infectious waste and exposing nearby communities to toxic smoke; the hospital denies the claims, with calls for EPA and health ministry action. Maternal Health Risk in Outbreak Zones: UNFPA reports maternal deaths have doubled in the DRC Ebola epicenter as fear drives women to avoid hospitals, raising “indirect” deaths from delayed care. Community Care Push: WACP Liberia Chapter delivered free specialist consultations and screenings in New Kru Town, focusing on prevention and early detection. Water Safety in Kakata: The House summoned LWSC’s managing director over Kakata’s prolonged piped-water collapse, warning residents are forced into unsafe sources that raise waterborne disease risk. Trade & Health Link: LRA launched a customs time-release study to cut cargo clearance delays—important for keeping medicines and supplies moving. Data Ownership for Health: Liberia joined a regional learning exchange on national health intelligence systems, aiming to strengthen local control of health data.