Extreme Heat in Ohio: Ohio is under a heat advisory with temperatures feeling like 105°F or more, and officials are urging hydration, reduced outdoor time, and extra checks for older adults, kids, and pets. Heat Relief for Families: Starting July 1, many Ohio households can apply for one-time $800 Summer Crisis Program payments to help cover cooling costs like electricity, fans, or air-conditioning repairs. Prison Heat Conditions: Ohio prison officials say cell blocks and yards during the heat wave may lack air conditioning, with added ice, water, and sometimes fans, while temperatures push heat indices above 100. Heat Safety Basics: Coverage also highlights heat stroke vs. heat exhaustion symptoms and when to seek medical help. Breast Cancer Screening Access: Mercy Health’s mobile mammography unit will visit northeast Ohio communities in July, offering 3D mammograms at primary care sites and libraries. Domestic Violence Tech Support: Looped Solutions is expanding tools that help domestic violence victim services connect survivors to care, reaching agencies across 19 states. Chemical Recycling Concerns: An NRDC report flags hazardous substances stored at “chemical recycling” facilities, including high quantities of sulfuric acid, raising fire and health risk worries. Oncology Research Update: OSU gynecologic cancer leader David O’Malley discusses platinum-resistant ovarian cancer treatment sequencing, biomarker-driven choices, and the growing role of antibody-drug conjugates. Immigration & Health Impact: The Supreme Court cleared the way to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, leaving about 15,000 in Springfield, Ohio facing uncertainty. Medicaid Fraud Funding: Reuters reports HHS moved to cut funding for New York’s Medicaid fraud unit, a reminder of how enforcement resources can affect low-income health programs.