Somaliland Health & HIV Services: A new focus on HIV testing in Somalia highlights the “5 Cs” (consent, confidentiality, counseling, correct results, and connection to care) while warning that stigma and fear of unwanted disclosure can still keep people away from nearby counseling and testing—an issue echoed by a Somali People Living with HIV Stigma Index report that found some health workers disclosed status without consent. Somaliland Nutrition & Women’s Health: Research on Somali women points to the “double burden” of malnutrition—both underweight and overweight/obesity—showing why nutrition support for women of reproductive age matters for lifelong health and rising non-communicable disease risk. Somaliland Clinical Care: A medical report on “stone baby” (lithopedion) from abdominal ectopic pregnancy underscores how rare complications can be missed for years when early pregnancy assessment and imaging are limited, leading to delayed diagnosis. Regional Health Context: A WHO situation analysis describes ongoing infectious-disease pressure in Somalia, including AWD/cholera, measles, and diphtheria, alongside malaria, TB, antimicrobial resistance, and zoonotic risks.