Healthcare - Page 14
733 newsMasks and Remote Work: How Life in Spain Will Change This Winter
Spain Approves New Guidelines to Tackle Seasonal Viruses. Spanish authorities have agreed on a protocol to protect against viruses. The document includes recommendations on mask usage and remote work. Regional governments will make decisions based on the threat level.
Healthcare workers demand a new labor statute—nationwide protests planned
Doctors Across Spain Announce Four-Day Strike in December. Spanish doctors are preparing for a large-scale strike in December. Medical unions are demanding revised working conditions and a separate professional statute. The action will affect all regions and the country’s major hospitals.
Emergency Financial Aid: What's Behind the Government's Decision
Madrid Authorities Allocate €33 Million to Rescue Torrejón Hospital. Torrejón Hospital is on the verge of bankruptcy due to rising expenses. Madrid authorities have allocated nearly €33 million to cover its losses. The decision raises questions about the future of public-private partnerships.
Scandal Over Healthcare Privatization — Who Stands to Gain from the New System
Madrid Authorities Transfer Chronic Pain Treatment at Infanta Leonor to Private Sector. Madrid is seeking a private company to manage the pain department at Infanta Leonor. The decision has sparked debate about the future of the healthcare system. Find out why this move is making headlines.
Doctors and officials dispute responsibility for treatment delays
Andalusian Authorities Cite Clinical Reasons for Delays in CAR-T Therapy for Cancer Patients. A debate has erupted in Andalusia over the timeline for implementing CAR-T therapy. Officials claim the delay is due to patients’ clinical conditions, while doctors argue there is a shortage of the drug.
Contract Scandal in Madrid's Healthcare — Millions at Stake
Almost All Healthcare Contracts in Madrid Awarded Without Tender. In Madrid’s healthcare system, 99.5% of contracts are awarded without public tender. This raises concerns about corruption and results in substantial financial losses. Citizens are demanding change and a thorough investigation.
Oncology Scandal in Andalusia: How Amama’s Failure Impacted the Opposition
Prosecutor Drops Amama Case, Alters Course of Andalusia Healthcare Scandal. The prosecutor found no evidence of data deletion for breast cancer patients. The opposition loses its main argument against the Andalusian authorities. Upcoming elections loom as the fight for public trust in the healthcare system intensifies.
The region will not pass the new budget on time — what this means for residents
Valencia Authorities Announce Budget Extension for 2025 Due to Delay. Valencia officials have postponed the approval of the new budget until 2026. The existing financial plans will remain in effect throughout 2025. The decision has sparked criticism and concern among politicians and residents.
Scandal Over Mass Police Absences — What the Numbers Reveal
In Seville, One Doctor Issued Nearly Half of Police Sick Leaves in 2025. In Seville, it was discovered that a single doctor issued 290 sick leaves for police officers—nearly half of all cases for the year. City officials and unions are debating the reasons behind the high rate of absences.
Muscles Against Aging: How to Keep Your Brain Young and Healthy
Scientists Discover How Muscle Mass Affects Human Brain Aging. A study reveals: more muscle and less fat mean a younger brain. Researchers have found a link between body composition and the risk of dementia. Find out how to keep your brain healthy for longer.
Scandal Over Multi-Million Euro Contracts — What Is the Hospital Hiding?
How a Painter from Vallecas Secured 1,641 Contracts from a Madrid Hospital in 8 Years. An elderly painter from Madrid was awarded 1,641 renovation contracts by a hospital over eight years, totaling nearly 5 million euros. Experts suspect illegal contract splitting.
Millions Disappear: Who Is to Blame for ICOMEM’s Budget Shortfall?
Financial Crisis at Madrid Medical College: Accounts Drained in a Year. The Madrid Medical College is on the brink of bankruptcy. A sharp budget cut is linked to costly renovations and controversial management decisions. Internal conflicts are only making the situation worse.
Flu Targets Children: Why the Virus Is More Dangerous This Fall
Flu Outbreak in Spain: Epidemic Hits Young Children Hardest. The flu season in Spain started earlier than usual and spread rapidly. Children aged one to four are the most affected. Doctors warn: the virus has mutated and become more contagious.
Spanish engineers develop unique scanner, revolutionizing Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diagnosis
Valencia Unveils Spain’s First High-Precision Brain PET Scanner. La Fe Hospital in Valencia has introduced a unique brain PET scanner. This groundbreaking device promises accurate diagnostics and minimal radiation exposure. Discover how this technology is transforming the approach to treating neurological disorders.
Tragedy in Concordia Park — City Mourns After Deaths of Teenagers
Two Underage Girls Found Dead Without Signs of Violence in Central Jaén. The bodies of two teenagers have been found in Jaén with no signs of violence. Investigators are leaning toward suicide as the cause. The city has declared a period of mourning and observed a minute of silence.
Where is María Jesús Montero? — Political Storm in Andalusia Amid Crisis and Corruption
Moreno Under Pressure: Opposition Demands Answers on Scandals and Healthcare in Andalusia. A political conflict is escalating in Andalusia. The opposition is increasing pressure on Moreno over the healthcare crisis and corruption cases. Montero’s absence is raising new questions.
Medical Breakthrough: Three-Year-Old Patient Recovers from Severe Illness with Innovative Treatment
UK Performs First Gene-Cell Therapy on Child with Hunter Syndrome. A three-year-old boy from Manchester has become the world's first patient to receive gene-cell therapy for Hunter syndrome. This groundbreaking approach offers the possibility of a normal life without daily treatments. Discover how this therapy has transformed the child's future.
Patients return to Santa Lucía buildings as investigation into fire continues
Hospital Departments Reopen in Cartagena After Major Fire. Departments at Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have reopened after being damaged by a fire. The cause of the incident remains unknown. Patients are being returned to the restored facilities.
Why Andalusia Residents Fear for the Future of Free Healthcare – Experts Sound the Alarm
Privatization of Healthcare in Andalusia: How Commerce Is Undermining the Right to Health. Privatization of healthcare is increasing in Andalusia, threatening the accessibility and fairness of the system. Experts warn that health is turning into a commodity.
Flu Strikes Young Children — Authorities Tighten Measures in Clinics Nationwide
Flu Outbreak in Spain: Mandatory Masks in Hospitals and Rising Infections Among Children. Spain has declared a flu epidemic. Authorities are introducing mandatory masks in hospitals. Children under 4 are the most affected. Find out how the situation may develop in the coming weeks.
Flu season arrives early—Catalans urged to get vaccinated before cases peak
Catalonia Opens Flu Vaccination to All Residents Starting December 1. Flu shots are now available to everyone in Catalonia. Authorities urge prompt vaccination, especially for seniors, children, and at-risk groups.
Andalusian authorities under scrutiny: why was oversight of multimillion-euro contracts changed? Unexpected details revealed
Andalusian Court Summons Government Adviser Over Pandemic Contracts. The Andalusian environmental adviser has been summoned to court over €242 million contracts. Investigators are probing who and why lifted preliminary oversight. The decision was made during the height of the pandemic.
Two doctors launch a new Catalonia center offering comprehensive family support — what makes their project unique?
A Unique Center for Children and Adults with Autism and ADHD Opens in Girona. A new center in Girona now supports people with autism and ADHD. The facility offers early diagnosis and guidance for adapting to adult life. Parents and professionals have united to build a brighter future for children.
Water fluoridation: scientists debunk myths about its impact on children's cognitive abilities
New Study Debunks Fears Over Fluoride in US Drinking Water. American researchers found no link between fluoride in water and lower intelligence. Forty years of data show fluoridation is safe for both children and adults. Find out why debates about fluoride persist.
Infections and the Brain: Why Hospital Treatment Can Lead to Memory Loss
Hospitalization After Infections Nearly Doubles Dementia Risk in Older Adults. Hospitalization due to infections sharply increases the risk of dementia, particularly in people over 60. A new study reveals unexpected consequences for the brain.
Meditation Expert Reveals How Stress Boosts the Brain—And When It Turns Dangerous. Surprising Insights on Stress and the Body
Gustavo Dies Explains Why Stress Is Essential for Human Survival and Development. Stress can be beneficial in moderation. It helps us adapt and keeps the brain alert. However, too much stress can lead to health problems. Learn how to manage this condition.
Andalusia’s President unveils new cancer screening measures—opposition parties demand answers
Moreno Accuses Opposition of Exploiting Healthcare Issue in Andalusia. Andalusian leader Juan Manuel Moreno defends his healthcare reforms, rejecting privatization claims and vowing to speed up cancer diagnostics. The opposition demands clarification.
Why Synthetic Opioids Haven't Caught On in Spain: Experts Reveal What Sets the Country's Drug Market Apart
Spain Not Expecting Surge of Dangerous Nitazenes Despite Alarming Signals from Europe. Nitazenes are not yet a serious threat in Spain. Drug cartels are in no hurry to introduce these dangerous substances. Authorities continue to monitor the situation to prevent their spread.
Billions in Quirón profits and healthcare protests — why doctors call themselves slaves
Quirón Hospital Staff in Madrid Demand Pay Raises and End to Exploitation. Quirónsalud profits billions from Madrid's healthcare. Staff protest low pay and tough conditions, taking to the streets for change.
Viruses Arrive Earlier Than Usual — Doctors Warn of Risks for Vulnerable Groups
Spain Records Early and Sharp Surge in Flu Cases This Winter. This year, the flu has hit Spain a month earlier than usual. Doctors report a spike in infections and urge immediate vaccination. Special attention is advised for the elderly and people with chronic conditions.
The government tightens control over children's and seniors' nutrition — public health under state protection
Spain Bans Ultra-Processed Foods in Hospitals and Nursing Homes. Spain tightens dietary regulations in hospitals and care homes, removing ultra-processed foods from the menus of children and the elderly. The new measures aim to protect public health and fight obesity.
Andalusian Healthcare Scandal: Why Did Officials Continue Emergency Purchases After the Pandemic?
SAS Executives Admit in Court to Ignoring Ministry of Finance Order on Emergency Contracts. Top SAS managers confessed to bypassing a Ministry of Finance order, citing the need for urgent action. The court is reviewing the legality of contracts worth hundreds of millions of euros.
Panic among patients and staff — evacuation in haste as flames visible from afar
Fire at Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena: Blaze Engulfs One of the Wards This Morning. A fire broke out at Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena, prompting the urgent evacuation of patients and staff. No casualties have been reported yet. Read more for details on the incident.
Doctors pushed to the limit: hours-long waits and staff burnout—what's happening in Madrid hospitals?
Flu Outbreak in Madrid: Hospitals Overwhelmed and Nurses in Critically Short Supply. Madrid is facing a flu epidemic amid a severe shortage of nurses. Hospitals are operating at full capacity, with patients waiting 6-7 hours. Healthcare workers are demanding urgent action.
Why Spain’s King is Urging More Money for Science — and What’s at Stake for Researchers
Felipe VI in Valencia: Scientific Collaboration Threatened by Global Instability. Felipe VI addressed an audience in Valencia, highlighting risks facing international science. He noted that geopolitical instability hampers knowledge exchange. Spanish researchers are calling for increased research funding.
Page 14 by 20