Flu & Covid readiness: Luxembourg hospitals say they’re braced for the seasonal rise, with doctors urging annual flu vaccination for all age groups, including healthcare workers, as colder weather and travel bring more Covid back. Health workforce pressure: A new Luxembourg hospital resilience study flags resource shortages and growing cybersecurity threats, alongside difficulty recruiting key roles; it calls for continued international hiring plus stronger local training and career development. Psychotherapy convention talks: Psychotherapists and the CNS remain in a slow-moving dispute as existing conventions near expiry, leaving reimbursements to be handled by regulation rather than a signed agreement. End-of-life law gaps: A roundtable highlights unresolved grey areas in Luxembourg’s euthanasia and palliative care framework, with calls for clearer rules and discussion of whether children and adolescents should be able to request euthanasia. Stem cell “second chance”: A young Luxembourg man’s stem cell donation helped save a critically ill toddler in Germany, with the story used to encourage more donors. Pediatric flu vaccine update: Luxembourg now offers the nasal spray Fluenz for children, aiming to broaden protection and reduce spread, with guidance for children who shouldn’t receive live vaccines. Research & innovation: CN Bio announced its 2026 Organ-on-a-chip e-Symposium, spotlighting human-relevant models to improve drug discovery decisions. Local environment affecting health: New forest surveys show severe tree decline linked to drought and pests, underscoring wider wellbeing risks from climate stress. Data security in health systems: Cyber threats are repeatedly cited as a growing vulnerability for Luxembourg’s hospital resilience, alongside staffing and resources.