Violence Prevention: UN Women Moldova’s representative says threats, coercive control, isolation and escalating abuse can signal danger. Early intervention and coordinated protection services are key to preventing femicide; victims should seek help before violence worsens. Hospital Upgrades: Renovations have begun at Chișinău’s Clinical Psychiatric Hospital and Diomid Gherman Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery, the first of 10 hospitals in a €72.4 million modernization programme. Energy use is expected to fall by about 40%, while care conditions improve for more than a million patients. Drug Policy: Moldova approved a national strategy on drugs and addictions for 2026–2032 as the number of people registered as drug users rises. Medicines: The government has approved a single national assessment process for medicines, medical devices and health technologies. Separately, medicine prices are rising, while authorities have ruled out fully liberalizing prices for over-the-counter drugs. Public Safety: Three people suffered carbon monoxide poisoning in Moldova over the weekend.