Child Nutrition Crisis: Haiti’s Ministry of Public Health warns that between Dec. 2026 and May 2027, at least 253,725 children ages 6–59 months could face acute malnutrition, including nearly 94,000 with severe acute malnutrition, as armed-group violence threatens to worsen access to care. Flood-Related Disease Risk: After Rasuwa’s flash floods, health officials flag rising infectious disease threats for displaced communities, with waterborne illnesses like typhoid, hepatitis A/E, leptospirosis, and cholera a concern. Health Tech Access: Anthropic and OpenEvidence plan to offer free AI clinical search support to doctors in about 100 low- and middle-income countries, including Haiti, aiming to help clinicians find guidance when specialists and medical literature are scarce. Maternal Health Funding: Direct Relief announced a $40 million campaign to support 2.5 million safe births worldwide, focusing on equipping frontline providers and strengthening local health systems. Regional Security & Health: Dominican Republic President Abinader urged the UN to fully deploy and fund Haiti’s security force, enforce arms controls, and back Haitian institutions—framing it as essential to protecting civilian health. Immigration Pressure on Care: In the U.S., advocates warn that ending TPS for Haitians is disrupting families and the health workforce, including long-term care and home-based services.