Abortion Access in Court: A Texas appeals court reversed an injunction against Houston-area midwife Maria Rojas, saying the state lacked enough support to shut her clinics while the case proceeds. Food Safety Recall: Midwest Poultry Services recalled about 1.6 million dozen eggs produced in Texas due to possible Salmonella Enteritidis contamination, with affected cartons tied to specific code numbers and sold across multiple states including Texas. Measles Risk for Newborns: Even as a measles outbreak is described as slowing, a Utah family still can’t meet their newborn because she’s too young for MMR, highlighting how quickly outbreaks can disrupt routine life. Heat & Public Health: East Texas officials urged residents to prepare for extreme heat with hydration, cooling strategies, and watch-outs for heat illness—plus reminders to never leave kids or pets in cars. Public Health & Pets: Texas A&M veterinary experts warned that heat stress can start fast in dogs and cats, with early signs like heavy panting, seeking shade, and increased breathing. Injury & Safety: Authorities reported a 5-year-old drowning at Port Aransas beach, renewing calls for close supervision and Coast Guard-approved flotation near water. Healthcare Policy & IVF: Democrats reintroduced the Right to IVF Act, aiming to guarantee nationwide access and lower IVF costs, including coverage requirements for employer plans. Texas Health Workforce: Texas moved to relocate thousands of medical students from unsafe housing, underscoring ongoing pressure on student safety and healthcare training conditions. Sports Medicine Spotlight: A new STHS Heart program at San Antonio aims to improve treatment for difficult-to-control high blood pressure.