Pediatric Care Upgrade: Turkmenistan is moving toward the opening of a new International Pediatric Center in Ashgabat, a modern five-story facility aimed at children over age three, with plans for international clinical cooperation and more digital tools (including AI) for diagnostics and care. Cancer Services Expansion: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov inspected the final construction stage of a new International Scientific and Clinical Oncology Centre in Ashgabat, described as ultra-modern and built to meet high international standards, with a focus on specialized services and advanced equipment. Dental Access Boost: A separate Dental Centre is also nearing commissioning, with high-tech diagnostics and treatment plus AI-based solutions, and services ranging from maxillofacial surgery to implants and early detection of oral conditions. Health-Linked Education Improvements: UNICEF and the Ministry of Education opened a solar power station at Mary’s School No. 36 to make classrooms and sports areas more comfortable and energy-efficient, supporting safer learning conditions. Border Health & Safety via Trade: The ADB approved a $400 million BUILD facility for CAREC border upgrades, aiming to modernize crossings, speed movement, and reduce risks tied to human trafficking, environmental issues, and public health concerns. Nutrition Innovation: Turkmen biotechnologists developed a yeast-free functional bread using local bioresources, designed to support metabolic health and reduce nutrition-related disease risks. Alcohol-Related Cancer Warning: A global study reports that while many alcohol-attributable deaths fell, alcohol-attributable liver cancer mortality rose during 2020–2023, highlighting the need for stronger cancer screening and monitoring.