AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMicroplastics & heart risk: A new study led by Sapienza University of Rome and other Italian centers found higher micro- and nanoplastics in the blood of heart attack patients, with smoking and air pollution linked to higher levels—researchers stress it shows a strong association, not proof of cause. Nutrition & prevention: A report in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine suggests cutting ultra-processed foods could reduce cardiovascular disease deaths and events, adding to the debate over how much processing vs. ingredients drive risk. Respiratory infections: Real-world data on OM-85 (Broncho-Vaxom) from the REACH study reports fewer recurrent respiratory tract infections across age groups, including in Italy. Skin health: Researchers at the University of Sassari report that multifloral honey pretreatment may protect skin stem cells from UV-induced stress, boosting “stemness” markers and lowering aging-related gene signals. Food safety: A Cleveland Italian market temporarily removed raw lettuce from prepared foods while officials investigate a Cyclospora outbreak. Public health & environment: Italian coverage also highlights how desert dust and heat are rising across Europe, with potential knock-on effects for air quality and health.
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