Reproductive Health Policy: Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a law scrapping the state’s 24-week abortion limit, shifting late-pregnancy decisions to physicians’ professional judgment and making the state the 10th (or 11th) with no gestational cutoff. Food Safety: Taylor Fresh Foods recalled jalapeño-containing dips, salsas and prepared foods sold at Walmart, Target, Trader Joe’s and others after a Salmonella outbreak tied to imported peppers sickened people across 27 states. Public Health & Access: UNC researchers are using Palantir to help build the NIH’s All of Us health and genetic data collection, aiming to expand research using consenting Americans’ records and genomes. Breast Health Expansion: Solis Mammography opened a new Denver-area center in Westminster and announced additional openings in other states, touting 3D mammography and added AI services. Heat Emergencies: Colorado Springs declared a mass casualty event at the Tacos and Tequila Festival after 72 people reported heat-related illness, with some taken to hospitals amid complaints about water and shade. Youth Mental Health & Tech: A federal appeals court cleared major lawsuits accusing Meta, TikTok and others of designing platforms to addict teens, with Colorado among states pursuing claims. Immigration Detention Oversight: Advocates renewed calls for state action over a tuberculosis case at an Aurora ICE detention facility, saying GEO Group still hasn’t allowed required health investigations. Local Health Costs: A report says Denver is among the most expensive U.S. cities to raise a child, underscoring how housing and everyday costs strain family health budgets.