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Malaria & Climate Risk: Scientists warn climate change is shifting malaria into new regions, with Kenya expected to see about a 5% rise in transmission as warmer temperatures and changing rainfall expand mosquito-friendly conditions. Health & Care Policy (Abortion Access): Massachusetts lawmakers removed the state’s general 24-week abortion limit, allowing later procedures based on clinicians’ professional judgment—aimed at keeping care local for serious late-pregnancy complications. Women’s Safety (Alleged Assault at Checkpoint): Mogbwemo Queens FC says a Guinea-Bissau player was allegedly sexually assaulted, slapped, and sprayed with pepper spray by police at a checkpoint after returning from medical treatment, and has filed an urgent complaint. Public Health & Environment (Vultures & Disease Control): A BBC report highlights how vultures are disappearing across West Africa, and how communities that protect them may help ecosystems resist disease spread. Regional Health Context (CPLP Meeting): A government update notes an upcoming CPLP Council of Ministers agenda that includes the situation in Guinea-Bissau and social protection coordination.

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Meeting of the Council of Ministers on August 12, 2026

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