Pregnancy & Medication Safety: A huge study of 700,000+ mother-child pairs found acetaminophen use during pregnancy is not linked to autism or ADHD, easing renewed label worries. Public Health Research: Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital announced Taiwan’s first life-course gut microbiome database, tracking gut flora changes up to age 93 and exploring “microbiome age” to guide health management. Food Safety & Consumer Risk: Greenpeace Taiwan reported nearly 80% of baby food in Taiwan uses plastic spout pouches, with microplastics detected in tested products. Infectious Disease Watch: President Lai urged vigilance after an African swine fever–positive pig carcass washed ashore in Kinmen, prompting quarantine and strengthened border controls. Emergency Care Warning: Taipei City Hospital treated a rare case of pneumomediastinum after prolonged shouting at a school event, reminding people to seek care if chest tightness or breathing trouble appears. Local Health Governance: Taiwan’s food safety debate continues as officials and lawmakers trade blame over contaminated cooking oil, with calls for clearer upstream responsibility. Health & Tech Context: Global markets slid as AI chip stocks fell and oil rose amid Iran tensions, with Taiwan’s index also dropping sharply. Health-Related Diplomacy: Taiwan’s end-of-life policy debate advanced as lawmakers pushed a euthanasia referendum proposal to a second reading. Disaster Update: One person died in a Hsinchu County apartment fire; investigators suspect an electric bicycle may have sparked it.