Healthcare Workforce: Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Wellness held a major scholarship ceremony, distributing support to 67 medical-track students as part of its Human Resource for Health strategy, including priority areas like nursing administration and psychiatry. Hospital Care Innovation: National Taiwan University Hospital reported that automated repositioning air mattresses in ICUs cut pressure injuries from 4.7% to 2.9% and reduced the heavy workload of manual two-hour turning. Mental Health Research: A new brain-imaging study links treatment-resistant depression with reduced brain “entropy,” suggesting less flexible resting brain activity may act as a biological marker for severe, hard-to-treat depression. Nutrition & Public Health: A community program in Japan adapted a brain-health approach (exercise, cognitive training, nutrition guidance) and found improved attention and dietary balance after 24 weeks. Neonatal Medicine: Researchers identified noninvasive urine bile-acid signals that may detect parenteral nutrition-associated cholestasis earlier in very preterm newborns. Clinical Trials & Biotech: Acepodia gained FDA IND clearance for ACE723, a dual-payload ADC targeting GPC3 for unresectable or metastatic liver cancer, moving it into Phase 1. Patient Safety: NTUH’s mattress project adds to a growing push for safer ICU practices as Taiwan’s hospitals modernize care workflows.