Heart Health & Public Concern: Jamaican reggae star Fantan Mojah, 49, died at the University Hospital of the West Indies in Kingston after complications tied to long-running heart problems; reports say he was hospitalized after breathing issues and chest pain, with a rapid decline in the days before his death, including vomiting blood. Pesticides & Cancer Risk: New FAO-linked rankings put Saint Lucia 6th globally for pesticide use intensity (27.6 kg per hectare of cropland), raising health and environmental alarms; the coverage also points to regional research linking higher pesticide exposure to higher risks of prostate and blood cancers, including findings from workers in Guadeloupe and Martinique. Regional Health & Environment: The OECS is using lessons from Martinique and Guadeloupe to tackle sargassum, with a study tour feeding into a more coordinated approach that also explores turning seaweed into economic opportunities. Caribbean Cooperation (Health Included): Martinique and Barbados signed a landmark cooperation agreement at the CARICOM summit, covering areas like health, risk management, tourism, fisheries, education, and disaster resilience, with a joint committee to track progress. Community & Care Access: A government update in the wider region highlights overseas medical treatment support for an injured senior sergeant, including coordination with hospitals in Martinique and Trinidad and Tobago.