Cyclosporiasis Alert: Mississippi health officials confirmed five cases of cyclosporiasis across four health districts and issued an emergency reporting declaration to track the intestinal illness; officials say it’s treatable, not usually spread person-to-person, and urge thorough produce washing and prompt medical care if symptoms hit. Food Safety & Local Impact: Reports tied the broader U.S. outbreak to contaminated shredded lettuce, with Louisiana seeing rising cases—prompting restaurants and grocers to change sourcing and handling. Youth Health Access: SEMRHI is reminding parents to enroll kids in its school-based health program, offering no-cost screenings, labs, and immunizations through clinics inside participating Pine Belt schools. Mental Health for First Responders: Mississippi fire leaders are calling for stronger support for first responder mental health after multiple firefighter suicides, pointing to stigma and the need for earlier prevention. Youth Court Overhaul: A special session ended with major changes to Mississippi’s youth court system, including more funding for diversion and detention, full-time chancellors, and new rules that could affect how families and medical providers engage with cases. Community Health Events: A Walk to End Alzheimer’s registration kickoff and awareness event drew support from Baptist Anderson Regional Medical Center and the Alzheimer’s Association.