Haiti Health Access: Doctors Without Borders reports Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital in Port-au-Prince (Cité Soleil) was forced to suspend services again after renewed criminal violence, cutting sexual and reproductive care for thousands of women and babies; MSF says teams treated gunshot-wounded patients and evacuated staff as gunfire continued. Haiti Violence Update: A UN report says 613 people were killed and 375 wounded in a resurgence of gang violence from March 6 to July 31, with schools and health services suspended and more than 176 women and girls subjected to rape. US TPS Fallout for Haitian Health Workers: New York City is terminating Haitian municipal employees whose work authorization ended with Haiti TPS, raising fears of staffing gaps in public services including hospitals; nurses at Maimonides Medical Center rallied over immediate care risks as Haitian healthcare workers face deportation. Deportation Fear in Haitian Communities: In South Florida, Haitians report “streets are empty” and people staying home after a federal judge confirmed TPS is over, while a pregnant woman in Florida says she fears deportation amid a lack of safe options in Haiti. Community Health Support: Maine nonprofit Konbit Sante continues medical support in Cap-Haïtien amid turmoil and also flags how TPS uncertainty in the US could affect care capacity.