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Over 600 Melanoma Cases Annually in Málaga Prompt New Prevention Drive
Málaga records more than 600 melanoma cases each year, making it a key focus for a national prevention campaign. Olympic champion Carolina Marín urges regular skin checks and year-round sun protection. Local experts highlight persistent gaps in public awareness.
Spain Moves to Ban Smoking for Minors and on Terraces
Spain's government is set to approve a sweeping tobacco law. The reform bans smoking for minors and in outdoor terraces, university campuses and commercial vehicles. E-cigarettes face tougher rules and higher fines are planned.
Creatine Use in Spain: Medical Advice and Key Restrictions
Creatine is widely used by athletes in Spain to boost muscle mass and performance. However, medical supervision is essential, and not all groups can safely take it. Experts warn of specific health risks and contraindications.
Hospital 12 de Octubre Unveils Major Transformation After Landmark Demolition
Madrid’s Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre has completed the demolition of its 18-story General Residence, removing 80,000 cubic meters of debris. The cleared site will become a landscaped plaza, improving access and connecting the hospital with the city.
Afternoon Naps Proven to Boost Brain Power and Learning
A new study from Geneva and Fribourg universities shows that a 45-minute nap can restore the brain’s ability to learn by reducing synaptic overload. Researchers found that even a brief rest in the afternoon helps the mind recover, making it easier to absorb new knowledge.
Hundreds Left in Limbo After Sudden Closure of Lahsen Dental Clinics in Madrid
Patients who prepaid thousands for dental work at Lahsen Dental clinics in Madrid now face unfinished treatments and lost savings. With clinics closed and medical records inaccessible, both patients and staff are seeking legal recourse as police investigate possible criminal liability.
Ebola Crisis Escalates in DR Congo Amid Attacks on Health Teams
The Ebola epidemic in DR Congo is worsening as health workers face attacks and resistance. Ongoing violence and community distrust are making containment efforts nearly impossible, raising fears of a much larger crisis.
Ebola Cases in Democratic Republic of Congo Exceed 2,000 Amid Ongoing Outbreak
Confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo have surpassed 2,000, with 754 deaths since May. The outbreak is spreading across several provinces, raising fears of further escalation and cross-border transmission.
Candela Peña admits using Ozempic for Netflix film transformation
Candela Peña revealed she used Ozempic to achieve the physical appearance required for her role in 'La desconocida'. The actress combined the medication with intense training. Her admission highlights a growing trend among public figures.
Ebola Crisis Escalates in DR Congo as Outbreak Becomes Third Largest
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 2,000 cases. Health authorities warn of rapid community spread. Intensive efforts are underway, but most new infections escape tracing.
Elsa Pataky Reveals Biohacking Regimen That Keeps Her Biologically 30 at 49
Elsa Pataky, at 49, claims a biological age of 30. Her approach combines early-morning workouts, intermittent fasting, and scientific supplements. The actress now shares details of her disciplined lifestyle and new product line.
Andalusia's New Mental Health Plan Faces Criticism Over Borderline Disorder Care
The new Andalusian mental health plan is under fire for failing to address key needs of those with borderline personality disorder. Patients and families report long waits, high costs and lack of structured support.
The Notarial Document That Shields Families from Alzheimer's Legal Risks
A preventive power of attorney lets you appoint someone you trust to manage your affairs if illness strikes. Notary María Cristina Clemente warns that signing this document early can spare families from court battles and financial complications. Many only discover its importance too late.
Spanish Women Speak Out on the Realities of Menopause
Spanish women are openly discussing the impact of menopause. Many report severe symptoms affecting work and family life. Medical experts highlight the lack of quality information and support.
How Many Coffees a Day May Protect Your Liver? Major Study Reveals the Number
A study of over 350,000 people suggests that drinking coffee—regular or decaf—could reduce the risk of cirrhosis, liver cancer, and death from liver disease. Researchers urge caution, noting coffee is no substitute for healthy habits, but the findings highlight a potential benefit for daily coffee drinkers.
Patricia Pardo Faces Lasting Injury After Papal Event in Madrid
Patricia Pardo has lost sensation and movement in her little toe after standing for hours at the Papal event in Madrid. The presenter now faces uncertainty about recovery. Her experience highlights the physical toll of major public ceremonies.
Málaga Prosecutors Probe Hospital Over Use of Expired Lab Reagents
Prosecutors in Málaga are investigating claims that a public hospital in Axarquía used expired reagents in lab tests. The case began after a union complaint and could affect thousands of patients. Authorities have already submitted documents to the court.
Penélope Cruz Reveals Her Unusual Passion for Medicine
Penélope Cruz has spent 12 years studying medicine as a personal hobby. The actress shared this unexpected detail during a press event for The Invite. Her dedication to medical studies surprised both colleagues and fans.
Rare Rabies Case in Canada: 11-Year-Old Dies After Bat Encounter
An 11-year-old boy in Ontario died from rabies after unknowingly being bitten by a bat. The case, detailed in a medical journal, underscores the dangers of unnoticed animal contact and the importance of rapid medical response.
Private Medicine Degree Approved at CEU Elche Amid Ongoing University Dispute
The Generalitat has authorized a private Medicine degree at CEU Elche. This move follows legal battles over public university programs. Up to 55 new students will join, intensifying competition in Alicante.
Spain Grants Full Disability Pension for Severe Fibromyalgia Cases
Workers diagnosed with fibromyalgia may be eligible for a full disability pension if their symptoms make any form of employment impossible. The decision depends on the severity of limitations, not just the diagnosis itself.
Madrid Court Investigates Gregorio Marañón Geriatrics Chief Over Pandemic Protocols
A Madrid court has summoned the head of geriatrics at Gregorio Marañón as a suspect. The investigation centers on protocols that restricted hospital transfers from care homes during the pandemic. Several senior officials are now under judicial review.
Extremadura Court Rejects Absolute Disability for Geriatric Assistant
The Superior Court of Justice of Extremadura has denied absolute disability to a geriatric nursing assistant. Judges ruled her condition does not prevent her from performing sedentary jobs. The decision upholds a previous Badajoz court verdict.
Draft Reform of CUME Sparks Anxiety Among Thousands of Spanish Families
More than 17,000 families in Spain are concerned about the government's draft reform of CUME, the benefit for parents caring for children with cancer or serious illness. While the proposal adds new protections, families warn it could make access and renewals harder.
Five Arrested for Operating as Fake Dentists in Barcelona Province
Catalan police detained five people for running unauthorized dental practices. Victims reported physical harm and unfinished treatments. Both clinics were sealed and evidence seized during the investigation.
Seville Family Drives Rare Disease Research for Their Son Darío
A family in Seville is funding research for their son Darío, one of two children in Spain with a rare mitochondrial disease. With no public support, they turn to science and society for hope.
Social Security Can Now Immediately Suspend Medical Leave Payments
Social Security in Spain has tightened control over medical leave. Workers risk losing their benefits if they abandon prescribed treatment without a valid reason. The change aims to prevent abuse and speed up return to work.
María Becerra Faces Life-Threatening Complications After Four Miscarriages
Singer María Becerra endured four miscarriages in two years, nearly losing her life during the last. Medical experts stress the need for precise diagnosis and multidisciplinary care in such complex cases.
Norwegian Princess Mette-Marit Undergoes Successful Lung Transplant in Oslo
Princess Mette-Marit, 52, is recovering in Oslo after a successful lung transplant. The royal family faces a challenging period as health and legal issues converge. Updates on her condition will follow her hospital discharge.
Ilia Topuria loses UFC championship belt and is hospitalized after grueling fight
Ilia Topuria loses UFC title and ends up in hospital after fight in Washington. Ilia Topuria has lost his UFC championship belt and was hospitalized with a suspected orbital fracture. His condition and the details of the fight at UFC Freedom 250 are being discussed by all Spanish media.
Marc Cucurella explains why he chose therapy for his son during the World Cup
Cucurella under spotlight after admitting to son's therapy during World Cup. Marc Cucurella is making headlines not only because of his move to Real Madrid. His candid confession about seeking therapy for his autistic son during the World Cup has sparked a wave of support and raised new questions about the footballer's family.
Social Security Switches to Electronic Notifications for All Sick Leave Cases
New Digital Responsibility for Sick Leave Recipients in Spain. Spain is changing the rules for receiving official notifications for those on sick leave or receiving temporary disability benefits. Now, important messages will be delivered through electronic platforms instead of by mail. This requires citizens to regularly check digital services.
Andrés Pajares makes first public statement after hospital discharge
Andrés Pajares Leaves Hospital: A Rare Gesture After Prolonged Illness. Andrés Pajares is back in the spotlight after being discharged from the hospital. His rare appearance on Instagram has sparked renewed discussion about the actor's health. Family and fans are watching the star’s every move closely.
Natalia Paragoni shares her Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis during pregnancy
Nataliya Paragoni Shares Cancer Diagnosis in Late Pregnancy. Nataliya Paragoni has spoken openly for the first time about being diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in the eighth month of her pregnancy. After giving birth to her second daughter, the blogger began chemotherapy. Her family and loved ones are supporting her during this difficult time.
Loss of limb and chronic pain stripped the printer of his right to work
Oviedo Court Grants Lifetime Pension After INSS Denial: Worker Loses Leg. A printing house employee from Oviedo won full disability status in court after suffering a severe workplace injury. The INSS denied payments, but the court's decision secured him a lifetime pension in full.
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