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Ana Peleteiro openly shows new bald spot at 33 weeks pregnant

Ana Peleteiro shows effects of alopecia in the final weeks of pregnancy. At 33 weeks pregnant, Ana Peleteiro has openly shared a new bout of alopecia. The athlete linked the condition to recent stress and did not hide any details. Her honesty and response to challenges during pregnancy are now being widely discussed online.

Borja Sémper shared how illness changed his relationship with his family

Borja Sémper After Illness: How the Diagnosis Changed His Family and Outlook. For the first time, Borja Sémper has openly shared how he faced his pancreatic cancer diagnosis. His family, the support of his wife, and the major changes in his life became central to the discussion as the politician returned to the public eye.

What changes in the new version of the law and why it matters for the seriously ill

How the Rules for Obtaining Permanent Disability Have Changed in Spain. New rules for granting permanent disability have come into force in Spain. For some patients, the path to a pension may now be shorter: it is no longer always necessary to complete all stages of treatment and lengthy sick leaves. We examine what has changed and how this will affect the lives of people with serious diagnoses.

Patri Jordan shared how her life changed after her medical diagnosis

Patry Jordan on Edge: Final Weeks of Pregnancy Complicated by Serious Diagnosis. Patry Jordan has come under the spotlight due to complications in the final weeks of her pregnancy. The diagnosis of preeclampsia has become a new challenge for the blogger. Her candid revelations have sparked a wave of support.

Alberto Álvarez's fiancée shares details of his recovery for the first time

Alberto Alvarez’s Partner Reveals Details of His Condition After Accident. Alberto Alvarez attracted public attention after suffering a severe injury on a farm. His fiancée has, for the first time, shared detailed information about the bullfighter’s condition. The story has sparked a wave of support and discussion in Spanish media.

How requirements for work history to receive disability benefits in Spain are changing

Without 5 Years of Service After 31, Permanent Disability Is Unattainable. In Spain, obtaining permanent disability benefits due to illness after the age of 31 requires a minimum of 5 years of work experience. The older the worker, the higher the minimum threshold. The new rules affect thousands of people and demand careful consideration of contribution periods and their recency.

Breakthrough in Laboratory-Grown Cells for Diabetes Treatment

Scientists Discover Way to Reverse Type 1 Diabetes with Advanced Insulin Cells. Swedish researchers have developed a new method for obtaining mature and stable insulin-producing cells from human stem cells. In mouse experiments, these cells restored blood sugar control and reversed the progression of type 1 diabetes.

63-year-old cleaner denied disability pension: court's final decision

Court Grants Disability Pension to Cleaner with Fibromyalgia. In the Basque Country, a court has ordered that a 63-year-old cleaner suffering from fibromyalgia and severe osteoarthritis be granted a disability pension, despite Social Security's previous denial. The woman will now receive 75% of her base salary.

When Illness Becomes a Sentence: How a Court Changed the Fate of a Woman with Chronic Fatigue

Lifetime Pension for Chronic Fatigue: Why This Precedent Matters for Everyone in Spain. For the first time in Spain, a court has recognized the right to a lifetime pension for a woman suffering from a severe form of chronic fatigue syndrome. This decision could affect thousands of people living with invisible illnesses. Why could this case become a turning point for the system? When illness becomes a verdict: how the court changed the fate of a woman with chronic fatigue.

News: new nationwide toll-free number for accident victims

Spain launches 018 helpline for road accident victims. Spanish authorities have launched the national 018 helpline for road accident victims. The service is free, offers consultations in 50 languages, and provides legal and psychological support. The initiative has received backing from victims' associations.

A Year on Sick Leave: How Not to Lose Money and Rights When Everything Is Decided by Social Security

What Changes for Employees in Spain After a Year on Sick Leave: The Risk of Losing Benefits. After 12 months on sick leave in Spain, the usual rules no longer apply: benefits and decisions come under the control of Social Security, and any notification mistakes can cost you money. How to avoid losing your payments—our analysis explains. A year on sick leave: how to keep your benefits and rights when Social Security makes the decisions.

What’s Behind the Debate on Sick Leave Policy in Barcelona

Catalonia changes sick leave policy focusing on faster diagnosis without extra benefits. Catalan authorities have scrapped payments for reducing sick leave duration. Now, the focus shifts to speeding up diagnosis. This decision could reshape medical practice and affect patients.

Jaime Astrain faces a tough decision in the new season

Supervivientes 2026 contestant asks to leave over injury but the show refuses. A controversy is unfolding in Supervivientes 2026 over Jaime Astrain's condition. His injury is raising questions about the show's fairness. The doctors' decision and the contestants' response could change the rules.

Medical student grants in Catalonia upcoming changes and what to expect

Catalonia to cut tuition for UVic medical faculty by nearly half. Catalan authorities are launching a new support scheme for medical students. UVic will become the first private university with partially subsidized tuition. The move could improve access to medical education in the region.

Investigation uncovers underground clinics and dangerous drugs

Underground Clinics with Illegal Botox and Fake Diplomas Uncovered in Spain. Spanish authorities have detained the owner of a company importing illegal Botox from China. Three underground clinics operating in residential buildings have been shut down. More than a thousand unregulated vials were seized, raising concerns among medical professionals.