Heat & Safety in Schools: Hot classrooms are hurting learning and focus, especially in underfunded districts, with Arizona State University experts warning that extreme temperatures can worsen absenteeism and attention. Sports Medicine & Risk: An Arizona State hockey player’s collapse after a “military-style” outdoor workout is under scrutiny, raising questions about extreme training in heat. Women’s Health: New research suggests estradiol-based hormone replacement therapy could help menopause-related brain fog, with doctors explaining what’s known and what to ask your clinician. Migraine Relief: ASU researchers found that white light enriched with green light can reduce visual discomfort and slightly ease headache intensity for people with migraine. Maternal Care Access: A new analysis warns that more rural hospital obstetrics closures could mean long drives for pregnant Medicaid patients. Public Health Alerts: Health officials are urging precautions after a rare brain-eating amoeba case in North Carolina, reminding swimmers to avoid warm freshwater exposure risks. Healthcare Infrastructure: Banner Ironwood Medical Center broke ground on an expansion to add space for an interventional radiology suite and emergency department upgrades. Wildfire Preparedness: New moisture sensors in Arizona forests aim to improve real-time wildfire risk tracking by measuring live and dead fuel moisture.