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Chinese doctors have cured a patient with type II diabetes for the first time in history The man suffered from diabetes for 25 years and could not live without daily insulin injections. He was at high risk of fatal complications. To help him, scientists modified his pancreatic stem cells and performed a transplant. After the operation, the man’s body began to produce insulin on its own. He has now been off medication for 33 months, reports the South China Morning Post.

A volcano has erupted on Reykjanes peninsula of Iceland Residents of the nearby town of Grindavik will be evacuated. Video: social networks.

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While discussing the cancellation of the veto in the Parliament of Georgia, water was poured on opposition MP Giorgi Vashadze He thanked, applauded and continued his speech. Video: social networks.

A passenger with a child was removed from the flight due to a small request Georgie Palmer, 49, was flying from London to Dalaman, Turkey, with her husband Nick Sollom and two daughters, Rosie and Enya. A British woman warned crew members that her child had a severe peanut allergy that could lead to anaphylaxis and asked for an announcement to be made about it. However, SunExpress airline employees turned her down. Then the passenger independently turned to her fellow travelers. People began passing her message down the aisles, and this did not go down well with the plane's captain, who demanded that the TV presenter and her family leave the plane.

Body tattoos linked to increased risk of malignant lymphoma A study by Swedish doctors from Lund University and Skåne University Hospital confirmed the link between tattoos and malignant lymphoma. Chemical components of ink can travel to the lymph nodes, causing immunological disorders and increasing the risk of cancer.

NATO does not plan to send military personnel to Ukraine or participate in any military operations - NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg However, he did not rule out the possibility of lifting restrictions for Kyiv in terms of attacks by Western weapons on Russia, noting that these would be “national decisions.”

In Armenia, people died due to flooding and great damage was caused "We alone saved ourselves." Nina Manucharyan's family of 6 "stayed at the door". the river washed away the two-story house and cattle barn, "with 30 years of hard work". Video: social networks.

The death toll from a landslide in Papua New Guinea has exceeded 2,000. Video: social networks.