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The Ciudad Mujer Mobile clinic arrives in Roatán on July 24–25 to provide free medical, psychological, and social services including screenings and dental care to women and children in the island municipality.

The Bay Islands health region recorded fewer dengue and malaria cases compared to the same period last year, with malaria cases down 60%, though officials urge residents to intensify prevention measures ahead of the rainy season.

Funding of roughly L1.9–2 million (about $76,000–80,000) has been approved to build a second floor on the Los Fuertes neighborhood health center, community board president Marco Tulio Romero announced, saying the expansion will strengthen medical services for the growing community.

Honduras's national poultry association confirmed sufficient chicken and egg production to meet demand after authorities detected avian influenza at a farm in Santa Bárbara, with the sector working with health officials to enforce biosecurity measures and prevent spread.

A dialysis unit in Yoro suspended its second shift, leaving about 50 kidney patients without care, after the contractor's salary payments—including a 14th-month bonus—were held up by retained Health Ministry funds, putting lives at immediate risk.

Health authorities vaccinated 85 people against measles and 69 against influenza at Roatán's international airport on June 3, after Honduras confirmed its first imported measles case — a 27-year-old Guatemalan traveler.