Public Health & Food Safety: Federal health agencies say a multistate listeria outbreak tied to soft cheese from Maryland-based Clover Hill Dairy has sickened people in multiple states and caused at least one death, prompting a recall and license suspension while investigators trace distribution. Clinical Care & Prevention: A new study suggests mammography could flag millions of women with breast arterial calcifications who may benefit from preventive cardiology care, with higher rates seen in Black and Hispanic patients. Mental Health Access: Psychotherapist Isabel B. Kirk, who serves clients across DC, Virginia and Maryland, is set to appear on Love Experts TV to discuss attachment-focused therapy and emotional regulation. Health Workforce & Training: HHS says 19 more medical schools will require nutrition education for students starting fall 2026, bringing the total to 73 participating schools. Health Policy & Costs: HHS chief economist Casey Mulligan told a conference in National Harbor that healthcare affordability depends on delivery and patient control—not just insurance coverage. Community Safety: Baltimore’s Safe Streets program worker Antoine Burton was charged with attempted murder after an alleged shooting left a man hospitalized. Local Health Tech: LifeBridge Health is using Ceribell rapid EEG to help detect hidden seizures in a Maryland child, cutting through missed episodes. Health & Wellness Lifestyle: A Maryland doctor highlights everyday habits that may stress the pancreas, including sugary drinks, frequent snacking, ultra-processed foods and alcohol.