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733 newsHow excessive bureaucracy is stifling schools and who is responsible
Spanish Schools Drowning in Paperwork as Teachers Demand Reform. Teachers in Spain are overwhelmed by endless forms and reports. Bureaucracy is hindering their work with students. Educators are calling for restored trust and a significant cut in administrative paperwork.
What’s behind the ongoing building collapses in the capital
Ceiling collapses in Madrid health center with chronic issues. A ceiling has collapsed at a municipal health center in Madrid’s Vallecas district. No injuries were reported, but the incident exposed the building’s longstanding structural problems. The situation raises questions for city officials.
Doctors Fight for Politician’s Health: Shocking Diagnosis and Family Support
Salvador Illa urgently hospitalized with rare pelvic bacterial infection. Salvador Illa was hospitalized after a sudden loss of strength in his legs. Doctors diagnosed a rare pelvic bone infection. The politician now faces a lengthy treatment and rehabilitation.
Why are patients rapidly losing trust in hospitals
Nearly 15,000 complaints about medical errors in Spain in one year — alarming figures. In 2025, Spain saw a sharp increase in complaints against doctors. Nearly 15,000 cases and 951 deaths. Patients blame an indifferent and overburdened healthcare system.
Who will be the face of science videos in 2026 and why could it be you
ScienceAlert Launches Search for New Host of Health and Science Video Projects. ScienceAlert is launching a large-scale casting call for a charismatic new host. Participants will present health topics in short video format. Don’t miss your chance to become the voice of science for millions.
Boost Your Energy at Home Simple Exercises for All Ages
Strength Training The Key to a Strong Body and Longevity Without the Gym. Strength exercises build muscle and bone, boost metabolism, and lift your mood. No equipment or gym required—just a few minutes three times a week. Discover a new level of health.
Robots or People Who’s Really Shaping the Future
Spain opens laboratory to study how humans interact with artificial intelligence. Spain is launching a unique center dedicated to researching human-AI communication. Authorities are investing in technologies to ensure human oversight. Discover how robots are transforming society.
Is It Possible to Detect Alzheimer’s Two Years Before Symptoms Appear
Scientists Find Early Brain Signal for Predicting Alzheimer’s Disease. A new method enables detection of Alzheimer’s risk long before symptoms appear. The research paves the way for early diagnosis and new treatment strategies. Unexpected details of brain function surprised even the experts.
Why Humans Are Becoming Mosquitoes’ Favorite Target
Scientists uncover why mosquitoes are increasingly targeting humans. In Brazil, mosquitoes are attacking humans more often. Studies link this to the decline of wildlife. The risk of disease is rising—and we are to blame.
What is Donald Trump’s new diet and why are experts worried
US Overhauls Food Pyramid and Declares War on Ultra-Processed Foods. US authorities have shifted their dietary guidelines to prioritize natural foods. The new food pyramid has sparked debate among experts. Find out how this could impact health outcomes and healthcare costs
What Major Investigations in Almería and Córdoba Are Not Telling You
Contract scandals in Andalusia threaten positions of the People’s Party. Court cases over healthcare contracts are intensifying in Andalusia. Former officials and prominent business figures are at the center of the investigation. The political consequences could be unpredictable.
Historic shake-up and new salaries: Madrid rescuers finally win their rights
Madrid’s Firefighters Win Reforms and Psychological Support After Emergency Services Shake-up. Madrid prepares to change the chief of emergency services. Firefighters secure improved conditions and support. Authorities pledge enhanced medical and psychological assistance.
Saving lives or scanning barcodes Spanish surgeon sparks debate online
Doctor Applies to Supermarket After Earning Just €8.82 an Hour as a Surgeon. A young surgeon from Spain applied for a job at Mercadona after discovering his pay was lower than a cashier's. The supermarket's response sparked widespread debate.
How a single number can change a patient’s fate
Burgos tragedy Fatal medication dosage error among cancer patients. Two patients died in a Burgos hospital after receiving an incorrect drug dose Authorities are tightening controls and investigating those responsible
Why doctors and employers clash over rights and responsibilities
Catalonia’s Economy Loses Billions Due to Record Sick Leave Among Employees. Sick leave rates in Catalonia have surged, now costing the economy 10.5% of GDP. Employers demand change while doctors and unions debate the causes.
Pension Bonus Boosts Who Will Benefit and Why It Matters
Maximum Disability Pension in Spain Rises in 2026. In 2026, the maximum disability pension in Spain has increased to €3,359. Additional payments are available even to those receiving the maximum amount. Find out how the regulations have changed and who is eligible for extra benefits.
Why doctors are demanding change and what’s really behind their protest
Doctors Across Spain to Strike in January in Dispute Over Status. Doctors in Spain are preparing a major strike in January, demanding a distinct professional status and improved working conditions. The conflict with the Ministry of Health is intensifying.
What makes Spanish clinics the top choice for the toughest medical cases
Spain to Lead Europe in Number of Medical Research Projects in 2025. Spain surprises Europe with the scale of its clinical research. In 2025, more than 960 new projects have been launched, with a focus on oncology and rare diseases
What lies beneath the numbers in Spanish opinion polls
Inside 40dB Polls How the Data Is Collected and What It Reveals. Full access to 40dB survey details is now open. Discover how conclusions are drawn and what Spaniards truly think. All data is available for analysis.
How the small region of Cantabria defied Spain’s healthcare giants
How Cantabria Is Creating Spain’s First Fully Public Proton Therapy. Cantabria is investing over 51 million euros in a unique project. The region will house Spain’s first completely public proton therapy facility. Discover how this initiative is set to transform cancer treatment in the country.
How changing your coffee habits could help you lose weight and avoid diabetes
Caffeine levels in the blood may affect body fat and diabetes risk in adults. The link between caffeine, body fat, and diabetes is stronger than previously believed. A new study reveals surprising details about how coffee affects the body. Find out how a cup of coffee could change your health.
Wake Up Without Coffee Why More Spaniards Are Choosing Sobriety
How Quitting Alcohol Changes the Body and Mind of Spaniards in Just One Month. More Spaniards are giving up alcohol for the sake of their health. Discover how quickly well-being and appearance improve. Revealing the surprising benefits of a sober lifestyle.
How did the politician change after a life-altering diagnosis
Borja Sémper returns to People's Party leadership after battling cancer. Borja Sémper made a surprise appearance at a meeting of the People's Party leadership. Although he is still undergoing cancer treatment, Sémper is resuming an active political role. His return came as an unexpected development for many.
What really goes on behind the closed doors of Madrid’s fire stations
Madrid Firefighters Left Without Medical Support Due to Doctor Shortage. The medical unit serving Madrid's firefighters is temporarily out of operation. Firefighters are sounding the alarm over fears of privatization. Authorities promise to restore services, but tensions remain high.
The hidden power of mysterious DNA fragments and their impact on the human brain
Scientists Find Keys to Alzheimer’s in ‘Junk’ DNA. Researchers have discovered more than 150 genetic switches in brain cells. These elements may trigger the development of Alzheimer’s disease. The new findings open unexpected perspectives for future treatments.
Discover how new technology helps people regain their voices and self-confidence
Madrid launches Spain’s first public voice bank for ALS patients. ALS patients in Madrid can now preserve their voices. This new project helps not only those affected but also their families. Discover how it’s changing lives.
Why the virus is striking seniors again and what families need to know
Flu Outbreak at Seville Nursing Home Claims Three Lives. A tragedy has occurred at a nursing home in Seville, where three people have died due to flu type A. Authorities have tightened safety measures to contain the outbreak.
What risks does this popular sweetener hold even in small quantities
Scientists identify unexpected heart and brain risks linked to aspartame consumption. Aspartame, found in drinks and chewing gum, may not be as harmless as it seems. New research reveals potential threats to both heart and brain health. Discover why attitudes toward artificial sweeteners may need to change
How the Reina Sofía team achieved the impossible in just seven days
Córdoba hospital carries out record number of complex transplants in a week. Doctors at a Córdoba clinic transplanted 13 organs in just one week, working 17-hour shifts. Medical staff call it a unique achievement and highlight the power of teamwork.
Why Three Major Hospitals Will Receive Unprecedented Payouts in 2025
Madrid authorities allocate over 100 million euros to support private hospitals. The Madrid government has approved additional funding for three Quirón hospitals, totaling over 106 million euros. The decision follows a revision of concession terms.
Why couldn't regional deputies secure an inspection of the hospital in Torrejón
Madrid authorities block investigation into Torrejon Hospital after scandalous audio leaks. Madrid officials refused to set up a commission to review Torrejon Hospital as scandal erupts over leaked leadership recordings The decision sparked fierce reactions from opposition parties and healthcare professionals
Why a hypertension drug suddenly grabbed the attention of scientists worldwide
Common Blood Pressure Medication May Slow Aging and Extend Life. The drug rilmenidine has been shown to slow aging in animals. Scientists are exploring whether it could also prolong human lifespan. This discovery may revolutionize approaches to combating aging.
Who will benefit most and how will payments change next year
Pensions in Spain to Increase in 2026 for 13 Million People. In 2026, pensions and social benefits in Spain will rise by 2.7%. Nearly 13 million citizens will be affected by these changes. Find out how the amounts will change and who will be impacted by the new measures.
Scientists reveal unexpected alcohol effects on memory and the brain
Can a Glass of Wine at Dinner Lower Dementia Risk in Adults. A major new study has changed the way we look at alcohol and dementia. Moderate wine or beer consumption may be linked to a lower risk of memory loss. Find out why scientists have reconsidered their previous conclusions.
How daily habits can secretly impact your health
Just One Glass of Alcohol a Day Can Significantly Raise Oral Cancer Risk. Even small amounts of alcohol are linked to a rise in oral cancer risk. New research reveals alarming data. Find out why even a single daily drink can be dangerous.
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