Targeted Cancer Care in Northeast Arkansas: St. Bernards launched its first patient on LUTATHERA for rare GEP-NETs, using a specialized scan to confirm somatostatin receptors before delivering precise radiation—expanding local options for patients as young as 12. Water Quality Funding for Jonesboro Area: The Arkansas Department of Agriculture received a $3.175M federal EPA grant for 18 conservation projects, including watershed work tied to the Cache River basin that affects stormwater and agricultural runoff around Craighead County. Physician Pipeline Push: Heartland Whole Health Institute aims to boost Arkansas residency positions to help address the state’s physician shortage. Miscarriage Care After Dobbs: A new report highlights how miscarriage management remains muddled four years after Dobbs, with patients and providers still navigating abortion-ban language and “medical emergency” standards. Right to Try Individualized Treatments: A federal bill would expand access to experimental, tailored therapies for rare diseases, with Arkansas already among states that passed similar “Right to Try 2.0” laws. Medicaid & Health Tech Scrutiny: A federal court-focused piece points to Arkansas DHS’s failed algorithm that reduced home care for disabled Medicaid recipients, raising broader questions about AI use in health decisions. Community Health & Access: Our Blood Institute declared an emergency blood shortage, while Arkansas hospitals and partners face ongoing pressure to meet demand.