Health Fraud & Enforcement: DOJ says it resolved a health care fraud probe into New Jersey-linked Campus Eye Management Holdings, declining prosecution after self-disclosure and cooperation, while separately indicting the optometry practice founder over alleged unnecessary diagnostic testing and kickback schemes. Food Safety: Lidl expanded a shortbread cookie recall after packages lacked English allergen and ingredient labeling, with undeclared wheat, soy, milk and eggs; FDA also flagged an ice cream recall in multiple states for foreign material. Cardiology Care: A new analysis finds early TAVI for asymptomatic severe aortic stenosis could be cost-effective across nine European health systems. Public Health Research: Rutgers-Newark reports a “three-alarm” dementia crisis signal after screening Black seniors in Newark-area public housing, with many showing severe memory decline and dementia signs. Mental Health/Immigration: An ACLU of New Jersey notice of claim says a Kean University nurse was violently shoved by ICE agents outside Delaney Hall, alleging lasting injuries. Policy & Environment: NJ Attorney General Brown opposes EPA’s proposed rollback of PFAS drinking-water limits. Clinical Tech: RWJBarnabas and Rutgers researchers report an AI tool that may detect patient deterioration earlier and reduce hospital deaths.