Electric Scooter Safety: ER doctor Kadri Ustav says most serious scooter crashes come from riders losing balance, with alcohol and speed common factors; Tallinn Children’s Hospital sees at least one child scooter injury daily and PERH recorded nearly 400 serious cases last year. Language Access in Care: Jekaterina Maadla reports that non-Estonian-speaking patients often face language barriers without a structured translation service, leaving healthcare workers to improvise—especially during sensitive diagnoses and consent. Rheumatology Care Gaps: A new EULAR RheumaFacts study finds big differences across Europe in access to rheumatologists, treatments, and non-drug support for rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases. Health & Migration: Estonia has handed over 8 Somali men to Latvia at the Ikla checkpoint, continuing returns of people who entered illegally; age checks include medical and child-protection specialists. Local Health Community: Ülemiste Centre’s Ülemiste Night Run raised 6,810 euros for decathlete Karel Tilga, with a health-and-sport feel-good boost for local community support. Health Policy Context: Estonia’s Health Insurance Fund funding shortfall is linked to system dysfunction and how decisions made without patients’ input can raise costs later. International Health-Related News: A U.S. Medicare fraud complaint alleges improper billing for electro-neurostimulators, with the government seeking $4.6M recovery. Health in the Wider World: Tribal communities near uranium production in the U.S. raise drinking-water concerns as domestic nuclear fuel plans accelerate. Political/Info Noise: Russia’s MFA claims Baltic states are trying to disrupt overseas voting in State Duma elections.