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Blood sugar (glicemia) is trending in Italian health news following a wave of reports: a Zurich implant that burns blood sugar without medication, a lab-made probiotic producing GLP-1 to lower glucose, and research showing stress can spike blood sugar readings. The coverage comes as the European Commission issues new recommendations on cardiovascular disease, which kills 1.7 million people a year in the EU, and launches Europe's first Screening Week from Milan.
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Angelina Jolie is drawing attention following press interviews about her new film 'Without Blood', which she directed, where she and co-star Salma Hayek Pinault discussed shared experiences of pain, loss and trauma. Alongside the film coverage, tabloid reports claim she faces heartache as several of her children prepare to leave home. The mix of professional acclaim and personal speculation is keeping her name prominent in entertainment news.
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Patients with diabetes in Russia say glucagon, an emergency medication used to treat severe hypoglycemia, has disappeared from pharmacies. The drug, considered life-saving, is reportedly difficult or impossible to obtain in several regions, prompting complaints from patients and their families. Reports say supplies have run out, leaving diabetics without a reliable means of responding to dangerous drops in blood sugar.
- 4Claim That Blood Sugar Can Drop 25% Without Medication Sparks Attention●Lower Blood Sugar by 25% - No Medication, No Diet, No Exercise | Amazing Scientific Research
Dr. Ahmed Metwally, described as a nutrition professor, is claiming that blood sugar can be lowered by 25% without medication, diet changes or exercise, citing what he calls groundbreaking scientific research. The claim has drawn a large audience. Medical consensus remains that blood sugar management depends on diet, activity and prescribed treatment, so viewers are urged to consult doctors before acting on such advice.
- 5Physics-Based Digital Twin Blood Pressure Model Fails Stress Test▼Digital Twin Falls Short: Physics-Based Blood Pressure Model Fails Rigorous Stress Test
A physics-based digital twin model designed to predict blood pressure has failed a rigorous stress test, according to a report from Bioengineer.org. The finding suggests the model did not perform reliably under demanding validation conditions, raising questions about the readiness of digital twin technology in cardiovascular medicine. Observers point to the result as a caution for deploying physics-based physiological models in clinical settings without extensive validation.
- 6Blood tests could cut liver biopsies in fibrosis patients●A prospective international study of more than 1,500 patients found several blood and liver-stiffness tests can detect a
An international prospective study of more than 1,500 patients found that several blood tests and liver-stiffness measurements can detect advanced fibrosis and cirrhosis accurately enough to spare some patients a liver biopsy. The findings could simplify diagnosis of liver disease, though the study notes that active MASH, the inflammatory form of fatty liver disease, remains harder to identify without a biopsy.
- 7'The Traitors' Season 5 Episode 8: Where to watch free▼‘The Traitors: New Blood’: Where to watch Season 5, Episode 8 for free and on-demand
The Traitors: New Blood has released Season 5, Episode 8, and viewers are searching for ways to stream the new instalment free and on-demand. Coverage points to streaming options for those without cable, as the reality competition continues to draw a large weekly audience eager to keep up with the latest banishments and betrayals.
- 8Edible fake blood recipe for realistic Halloween effects▼Edible fake blood recipe for easy and realistic Halloween effects
With Halloween approaching, a simple recipe for edible fake blood is being shared as an easy way to create realistic costume and decoration effects. Made from food-safe ingredients, it can be used on skin, in drinks, or on desserts without safety concerns, making it popular for parties, haunted houses, and family-friendly spooky setups.
- 9Wall squats lower blood pressure, but benefits fade without practice●Wall squats can significantly lower blood pressure, but a new study finds the benefits fade without consistent practice
A new study finds wall squats can significantly reduce blood pressure, confirming the isometric exercise's reputation as an effective, low-cost workout. However, researchers also report that the cardiovascular benefits disappear when people stop doing the exercise regularly, meaning consistency is essential to maintain results. Health commentators note this reinforces a familiar pattern in exercise science: short-term gains are real, but sustained habits are what protect long-term health.
- 10Ukraine Keeps Blood Supply System Running Despite War●Ukraine maintains self-sufficient blood system despite war
Ukraine's blood donation and transfusion system has remained self-sufficient throughout the Russian invasion, continuing to collect and supply blood for wounded civilians and soldiers without relying on foreign imports. Health officials and medical partners, including researchers at the University of Washington, highlight how the national blood service adapted under wartime conditions, maintaining donor collections despite attacks on infrastructure and displacement of staff.
- 11Engineered albumin may enable needle-free protein medicines▼Engineered albumin could lead to needle-free, long-lasting protein medicines
Researchers are developing engineered versions of albumin, a common blood protein, that could allow protein-based drugs to be delivered without injections and to remain active in the body for longer. If successful, the approach could replace frequent needle-based treatments for conditions such as diabetes, making long-lasting protein medicines easier to take and improving patient comfort and compliance.
- 12New Fitbit devices add glucose and blood pressure tracking●Why this new Fitbit feature takes us one step closer to non-invasive glucose tracking Insulin resistance and blood press
Google's Fitbit has rolled out new health features on two of its devices, including glucose pattern tracking and blood pressure trend monitoring. The glucose feature is seen as a stepping stone toward true non-invasive glucose monitoring, a long-sought goal in wearables that would benefit people managing diabetes and insulin resistance without finger pricks.
- 13South Korea's Supreme Court Restricts Use of Breathalyzer Evidence▼Supreme Court Rules BAC Evidence Without Mouthwash Illegal
South Korea's Supreme Court has ruled that blood alcohol concentration evidence obtained without a mouthwash or rinse beforehand is illegal, according to a report by Chosun Ilbo. The decision means breath-test results could be thrown out in drunk driving cases if proper procedures were not followed, prompting discussion among lawyers and drivers about how police should conduct sobriety checks going forward.
- 14Permanent Blood Sugar Monitors Without a Prescription: A 2026 Guide▼# Permanent Blood Sugar Monitor: The 2026 Guide to Real-Time Glucose Tracking Without a Prescription
A new guide outlines how people can access continuous glucose monitors in 2026 without a prescription, covering real-time blood sugar tracking options for non-diabetic users. The piece reflects growing consumer interest in wearable health tech that was once limited to diabetes patients, as over-the-counter availability expands and more people track metabolic health proactively.
- 15Scientists reveal hidden risk of skipping blood pressure medication●Scientists reveal hidden risk of missing blood pressure medicine
Scientists have highlighted a hidden health risk linked to missing blood pressure medication, with coverage noting that skipped doses could carry more serious consequences than many patients realise. The warning underscores how interruptions to blood pressure treatment may affect health outcomes, and the findings are drawing attention as a reminder to patients not to discontinue medication without consulting their doctor.
- 16Supreme Court Rules Breathalyzer Results Without Mouthwash Inadmissible●Supreme Court Rules BAC Measurements Without Mouthwash Inadmissible
South Korea's Supreme Court has ruled that blood alcohol concentration measurements taken when a driver has not first rinsed with mouthwash are inadmissible as evidence in drunk driving cases. The decision affects how breathalyzer tests are administered by police and could lead to dismissals or reduced penalties in ongoing prosecutions where the procedure was not followed.