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Four days of protests: healthcare workers demand special status and respect

Doctors Across Spain Stage Mass Strike Against New Healthcare Law. Spanish doctors have launched a four-day strike in protest against a new healthcare law. They are demanding separate professional status and better working conditions. Protests are taking place in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities.

Hundreds of Birds Dead: What Are Madrid Authorities Hiding?

Mass Stork Deaths on the Manzanares Spark Concern in Madrid. Hundreds of dead storks have been found along the Manzanares. Authorities have confirmed an outbreak of avian flu, but official information is scarce. Residents and experts are demanding answers.

Authorities Introduce New Measures — How Life Will Change in the Risk Zone

Catalonia Tightens Restrictions Due to African Swine Fever in 91 Municipalities. Catalonia has expanded its ban on visiting natural areas following an outbreak of African swine fever. Strict disinfection measures have been implemented for businesses. Find out which areas are under special supervision.

Frozen Hopes: How Donor Tissues Are Transforming Patients' Lives

How Galicia’s Largest Tissue Bank Operates—and Why It Saves Lives. A unique tissue bank operates beneath a children’s hospital in Galicia. Bones, corneas, and even embryos are stored here. Donated materials offer thousands of people a second chance at life.

Scandal Surrounding Ribera Salud: Unrest in Madrid's Healthcare System

Madrid Authorities Defend Wait Times at Torrejón Hospital Amid Scandal. Madrid officials claim that queues at Torrejón Hospital are below the national average. The audio recording scandal has not shaken the government's confidence. Details on the situation and responses from all sides — in our report.

Internal Directives Spark Scandal in Spanish Healthcare System

Ribera Salud Management Sets Goal to Increase Profits at Torrejón Hospital by 2026. The Ribera Salud board has developed a strategy to accelerate revenue growth in several Spanish hospitals, including Torrejón. These measures are linked to the planned share sale to France’s Vivalto Santé in 2026. Read more in our report.

Patients advised to check packaging—recall poses no health risk

Duloxetine Batches Recalled from Spanish Pharmacies Due to Excessive Impurities. Three batches of Duloxetine Pensa Pharma 60 mg are being recalled from pharmacies in Spain after impurities above the permitted limit were detected. Patients are advised to return the medication to the pharmacy.

Masks 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.

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.

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.

Scandal Over Missing Data in Andalusia — How It Ended

Seville Prosecutor’s Office Closes Case of Alleged Deleted Mammograms in SAS System. The Seville Prosecutor’s Office found no evidence of criminal activity in the case regarding missing mammograms. Investigations confirmed that no data was deleted; the issue was caused by a system overload. The incident sparked significant public reaction.

A Medical Revolution: Patient Simulator Transforms Doctor Training

Russian Engineers Develop Unique Robot for Doctor Training. A robotic simulator for medical training has been introduced in Perm. The robot mimics patients with hypertension and helps doctors practice complex clinical scenarios. This new technology promises to improve the quality of medical education.

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.

Algae and Berlin Blue: How a New Sorbent Is Changing the Approach to Water Purification

Russian Scientists Develop Algae-Based Filter to Remove Radioactive Cesium. A new biosorbent made from algae and iron ferrocyanide has demonstrated record-breaking effectiveness in removing radioactive cesium from water. This development by Russian scientists could be a breakthrough for both environmental protection and medicine. Learn how this innovative filter works.

Scientists uncover surprising parallels between Golden Retrievers' behavior and human psychology: what this means for medicine and canine science

Genetics of Dog Aggression and Human Depression Linked at Molecular Level. Genetic research in Golden Retrievers reveals shared roots between canine aggression and human depression. This discovery could transform approaches to animal behavior correction and mental health studies. Find out how it may impact the selection of service dogs.