Legionnaires’ Disease Update: Cayman health officials say their investigation into a single confirmed Legionnaires’ case is ongoing, with water-source environmental testing completed and samples sent to a specialized lab; results are expected within 10 days, and there are currently no additional cases or identified source, with officials stressing the illness isn’t spread person-to-person and the wider public risk remains low. Toxoplasmosis Advisory: The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability and partners have detected toxoplasmosis exposure in feral cats trapped and tested in West Bay, issuing a precautionary One Health advisory; they note infection usually comes from contaminated cat faeces, soil, undercooked meat, or contaminated food/water, and urge good hygiene and food safety—especially for pregnant people and immunocompromised residents. HIV Testing Week 2026: The HSA, Cayman AIDS Foundation and Cayman Islands Red Cross will offer free, confidential HIV testing across Grand Cayman from 22–26 June, focused on reaching key populations, reducing stigma, and encouraging routine testing. Mosquito Control Efforts: The Mosquito Research and Control Unit reports mosquito numbers are still higher than ideal, but aerial larviciding and ground control have reduced the size and duration of the latest emergence; weather has delayed some planned aircraft treatments, with pilots on standby. DEH Online Payments: The Department of Environmental Health will launch a new online portal for garbage fee payments on 22 June, enabling 24/7 card payments with instant digital receipts while still accepting bank transfers. Public Health Milestone: Baptist Health International Cayman Islands has earned its third Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation, recognizing its PET & CT Imaging Center and reaffirming quality and patient safety standards.