UN diplomacy & tech: Turkmenistan outlined priorities for the 81st UN General Assembly, stressing restoring trust, preventive diplomacy, humanitarian cooperation, and a responsible approach to new technologies including AI. Healthcare via nuclear science: A Turkmenistan delegation joined the IAEA General Conference in Vienna and backed cancer diagnosis and treatment cooperation, including the “Rays of Hope” push and the “Atoms for Landlocked Developing Countries” initiative. Cancer care infrastructure talk: An IAEA side event in Vienna focused on using nuclear science to strengthen healthcare systems, with emphasis on radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, and training for cancer prevention and treatment. Ozone education: Ashgabat hosted World Ozone Day activities for schoolchildren, using games and quizzes to teach how to protect the ozone layer. Medical cluster with South Korea: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov said South Korean firms are helping build a modern medical cluster in Arkadag, aiming to bring advanced technologies and joint specialist training. Upcoming health expo: Ashgabat will host an international exhibition and conference on healthcare, education, and sports (Oct 10–12), featuring cardiology, oncology, infectious diseases, maternal health, and digital medicine. Clinical research note: A study on omalizumab in antihistamine-resistant chronic urticaria reported major symptom improvement after 3 months, though baseline lab values didn’t reliably predict response.