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Malaria & Climate Risk: A new international study warns climate change could shift malaria into new areas, with Kenya expected to see a 5% rise in transmission—an alert for regional planning in West Africa too. Reproductive Health Policy: Massachusetts has expanded abortion access by removing its 24-week limit and letting physicians decide later in pregnancy, aiming to reduce the need for patients to travel for care. Maritime Safety & Worker Exposure: India reports seafarers increasingly caught in conflict zones; a Guinea-Bissau-flagged ship (MV Golden Leo) was attacked in the Black Sea, highlighting risks for crews and the need for stronger protection. Regional Diplomacy: A Council of Ministers meeting in Timor-Leste discussed CPLP plans and included “the situation in Guinea-Bissau” on the agenda, alongside social security cooperation. Sports & Community Health Context: A Guinea-Bissau player’s club reports alleged sexual assault and pepper-spray use by police at a checkpoint after she returned from medical treatment ahead of women’s qualifiers.

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