Diabetes Tech: A new non-invasive glucose monitor, GLUCUBE, from iGluco Tech and the University of Seville, has received CE medical device marking under EU rules—aimed at reducing the barrier of finger-pricking for type 2 diabetes. Public Health Policy: Spain’s semFYC is urging a more preventive regulatory approach to endocrine disruptors, stressing that exposure timing matters most during fetal development, childhood, and puberty. Vaccine Research: Researchers say pig models may better predict influenza A vaccine and therapy success in humans, pointing to shared immune responses and vulnerability. Climate & Biodiversity Planning: A UK Overseas Territories feasibility study will test bioclimate vulnerability assessment methods for priority marine migratory species across the Caribbean and Pitcairn Islands. Pandemic Inequality: A Lancet Commission warns that housing, social protection, and service access gaps left people exposed during COVID-19—and could shape future death tolls again. Rail Safety: Greece’s ETCS system still isn’t fully operational across its network years after the Tempi disaster, with certification and licensing gaps remaining. Healthcare for Montserrat: A diaspora-led plan targets US$6 million for Phase One of a new private healthcare system, with mobile units and lab services, but key legal and operational details are still not public. Mobility Automation: Tokyo plans driverless taxis in 2027 with Waymo, GO, and Nihon Kotsu, starting with a small fleet. Travel Practicalities: A guide breaks down “visa-free” options for Bangladeshi passport holders and notes that rules can change and may include conditions.