Spanish study detects surge in cancer rates among young people
CANCER rates among young people are soaring, Spanish scientists warn, amid an unprecedented global obesity crisis now affecting one billion people worldwide. In a review
Health warning: Disease eradicated in Spain is surging in Europe at an ‘alarming’ rate, says the WHO
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) says that it has detected an ‘alarming’ increase in measles cases in Europe over the last year, and is calling
WHO announces that the Covid ‘public health emergency’ is finally over – but with caveats
THE Covid-19 pandemic is officially finally over, according to the World Health Organisation. The director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, made the announcement after the fifteenth meeting
‘Not enough’ nursing home places in Andalucia and Valencia regions of Spain
ANDALUCIA and the Valencia Community are not providing enough nursing home places for people aged 65 and over. The claim is made in a report
First ever cases of humans catching avian flu are confirmed in Spain
THE first ever cases of avian flu among humans in Spain have been confirmed by the World Health Organisation(WHO). The two infections were among farm
Andalucia’s suicide rate is higher than Spain’s average
ONE person killed themselves every 14 hours in Andalucia during 2020, according to the Junta. Some 793 people died as a consequence of suicide in
Spain reports first child deaths caused by acute hepatitis in Andalucia and Murcia regions
TWO children have died of acute hepatitis in the Andalucia and Murcia regions of Spain. They are the first deaths of youngsters in the country
City centre restrictions to cut high polluting cars start next year in Spain
HIGH polluting older cars will be banned from centres of large cities in Spain next year with the creation of low emission zones. The new
Coronavirus may never go away according to World Health Organisation
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the coronavirus may never go away.
World Health Organisation issues warning to Spain’s smokers over coronavirus
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a statement urging smokers to quit the habit to help prevent a second wave of COVID-19. Released on
Spain’s parents SLAM school dinners as 94% say canteens ‘need improvement’ amid obesity epidemic
The findings will make tough reading for schools, as just 24% of parents said that school dinners came with information about the ingredients used
Spanish girls second most obese in Europe and boys fourth most, as Mediterranean diet in decline
A ‘decline’ in the Mediterranean diet, which includes, fish, nuts, olive oil, fruit and vegetables, has been blamed by scientists for the poor results of
Spain has one of smallest number of food-related deaths in world
It comes after it emerged in February that Spain is the world’s healthiest country, following analysis by Bloomberg
Doctors in Spain launch three-year plan to eradicate Hepatitis C
According to the WHO there is no current vaccine for Hepatitis C, but in Spain a drug has been deployed since 2015 to treat over
Blowing in the wind: Does pollution on Gibraltar’s border with Spain cause increased cancer rates?
Black clouds of pollution billow daily from the industrial chimneys of the Campo de Gibraltar. Is it all merely hot air or a smoking gun
TOXIC: Air pollution kills more than 6,000 people in Spain every year
Deaths caused by pollution are eight times higher than those caused by car accidents
Pregnant woman tests positive for Zika virus in Spain
Europe's first case confirmed in Catalunya as six more people infected in Spain
Patient safety body determined to eradicate medical errors in Spanish hospitals
Curing Spain’s medical errors
Four-fifths of Spanish homes not adequately sound-proofed
Noisy neighbours
Iberico hams are becoming increasingly sought after worldwide
Spain's prized Iberico hams can’t cure fast enough for China
Bellota and serrano jamon carry no health risk, says Spanish expert
Dr Carlos Alberto Gonzalez was responding to October’s WHO report
Millions in compensation for Spanish firm wrongly accused of massive E. Coli outbreak
A German court ruled that Frunet, in Algarrobo, was wrongly blamed for an outbreak of the disease
Spanish smokers shun ‘magic wand’ e-cigarettes
Spain's venture into the world of e-cigarettes is going up in a puff of smoke.
Heavy air pollution affects 16.8 million Spaniards
A significant amount of the Spanish population are breathing in dangerous levels of pollutants
UPDATE: Hospital staff blame first European Ebola case on substandard equipment
A Spanish nurse has twice tested positive for the disease, blamed on hospital failure to follow protocol