Hospice Exit: Humana has agreed to sell its remaining minority stake in Gentiva, valuing it at about $900M, as the insurer continues stepping away from end-of-life care. Men’s Health & Screening: A doctor says Jeremy Clarkson’s prostate cancer diagnosis is a reminder that prostate cancer can grow silently without early symptoms—so “feeling fine” isn’t the same as being healthy. Patient Privacy: Britain’s ICO issued a formal criminal caution to a former London healthcare worker over attempts to access and sell Princess Catherine’s private medical records. Pharmacy Access: Alberta expands community pharmacist roles with longer refills (up to 100 days) and more pharmacist-led services in rural pilots. Digital Health: Scotland’s long-delayed NHS MyCare app is now downloadable, starting with meds/allergies and service finder, with fuller features planned through 2030. Wellness Myths: Doctors warn against viral claims that gond katira strengthens bones or “cools” the body, saying evidence is weak. International Yoga Day: June 21’s theme is “Yoga for Healthy Ageing,” with events planned worldwide. Community Care: Equity Group launches Nairobi’s first standalone community pharmacy with free blood pressure and blood sugar screening.