Cross-Border Kidney Care: A Salvadoran man’s chronic kidney disease story highlights how migrants and families struggle to access dialysis and renal replacement therapy—often relying on remittances and private clinics when public systems can’t meet demand. Neonatal Recovery: A newborn transferred from Guatemala to El Salvador after a terminal prognosis is now showing encouraging progress in a NICU, underscoring the value of specialized neonatal care and coordinated medical response. Public Health & Climate: El Niño is expected to strengthen into 2027, with near-certain persistence through February and rising risks of drought, floods, heat, and knock-on pressure for food and health systems—especially in Central America’s dry corridor. Urban Health Infrastructure: El Salvador launched TREVO, an $80M Antiguo Cuscatlán mixed-use development expected to create about 2,000 jobs and include healthcare and public spaces. Medical Supplies Solidarity: The Francisco Castro Ceruto Polyclinic in El Salvador received 250 pounds of medicines and surgical supplies from Cuba’s Schafik Handal Center, aimed at easing shortages in intensive care and obstetrics. Dengue Watch (Regional): Florida confirmed a locally acquired dengue case in Orange County and expanded mosquito surveillance, with many travel-linked exposures including El Salvador. Immigration Health Access: Nevada leaders urged Salvadoran TPS holders to seek help before deadlines, warning that loss of work authorization can disrupt access to care and stability. Safety in Transit: U.S. Border Patrol rescued eight people—including three Salvadorans—from a locked rail car in extreme heat, a reminder that smuggling conditions can quickly become life-threatening.