Trauma Care Research: A UAB-led study says emergency blood pressure and heart-rate cutoffs used for kids may not fit traumatic injuries, based on data from 233,000 injured children ages 1–15, urging clinicians to rethink how they spot hemodynamic instability. Public Health & Vaccines: Pennsylvania is leading U.S. measles cases this year, with 693 reported as of Monday and hundreds hospitalized, highlighting ongoing need for vaccination and outbreak readiness. GLP-1 Safety Watch: A new review warns the link between GLP-1 drugs and nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION) is still mixed, but calls for “ongoing vigilance” for patients with any vision-loss symptoms. School Health & Learning Loss: A new GAO report finds facility problems forced 1 in 5 districts to cancel classes in 2024–25, costing about 3.5 million days of learning. Local Alabama Health Access: Tuscaloosa County Schools is hiring and training bus drivers with free CDL training and benefits, aiming to keep students moving safely. Rabies Prevention: USDA plans to airdrop millions of rabies vaccine baits over Georgia, Alabama, and nearby states to build a wildlife vaccine barrier. Medicaid Policy: A political op-ed says Alabama could gain $1.24B in Medicaid funds under a federal law while other states lose money, but warns hospital impacts if cuts hit ER care. Nutrition Tips: An Alabama dietitian shares ways to reheat steak without drying it out, emphasizing safe timing and methods like sous vide.