Reproductive health funding: UNFPA says a new EU boost will support emergency obstetric care, protection and psychosocial help for women and girls in Yemen, but warns it has only received 18% of needed 2026 funding and may have to close facilities. Humanitarian health alarm: MSF reports worsening malnutrition among children and mothers in Yemen as funding declines force health services to shut or shrink. Chronic disease care in Hajjah: A free three-day medical camp in Hajjah, run by Ektefa Foundation with the Yemeni Red Crescent, is treating heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes with exams, free medicines and consultations. Eye health in Mahweet: Noor Al-Awn – Yemen launched a six-day free eye camp in Mahweet for cataract removal and lens implantation, with patients assessed before surgery. Disease outbreak in Al-Jawf: Residents and a health official report a dengue fever outbreak in Al-Matoun district, with hospitals struggling and families facing rising deaths amid limited prevention. Vaccines blocked: Yemeni government sources say Houthis refused an emergency shipment of children’s vaccines, raising fears of polio and measles as immunization rates collapse. Detention and health harms: Rights groups report a 70-year-old man died after torture in Houthi detention, and renewed calls continue for the release of a long-disappeared journalist. Violence affecting civilians: A 5-year-old boy was wounded in a drone attack on a residential area in Hays, Al-Hodeidah, requiring surgery.