Ask the Optician: Why should I have an eye test?
Leighton Griffiths from Specsavers Marbella explains the importance of regular eye tests
HIV and AIDS on the rise in Malaga
More than 4,000 people are currently being treated for HIV / AIDS in Malaga
Big cuts in Spain’s healthcare
Healthcare cuts in Spain three times higher than European average
Healthcare cuts in Spain three times higher than European average
Cuts of 1.9% annually between 2009 and 2012
Air pollution exposure during pregnancy increases lung damage risk
Children of mothers exposed to traffic pollution during pregnancy are more likely to suffer impaired lung function
Spanish smokers shun ‘magic wand’ e-cigarettes
Spain's venture into the world of e-cigarettes is going up in a puff of smoke.
Study shows women are more emotionally intelligent than men
A study based on conversations between 65 Spanish parents and their children reveals a pattern that leads to higher emotional fluency in women
Life through a lens
Amrik Sappal, Store Director at Specsavers Opticas Fuengirola, gives an overview of what they are and how to care for them
Bowled over by Ebola? Or an urban-myth-style scare story that has nearly run its course?
EXCLUSIVE: In a humorous - but all too painfully true dispatch - Spanish-based UK Journalist Jo Chipchase on the rise and fall of Ebola, and
Spanish nurse first person to contract Ebola in Europe
A nurse who treated two Spanish priests who died from Ebola is now being treated for the virus herself
Wine AND exercise needed to shield against heart disease
The 'daily glass of wine' only works if you're also active
EBOLA UPDATE: Supply of experimental treatment has run out, reveal Madrid doctors
Doctors treating the second Spanish priest to be flown home with Ebola are exploring other options after announcing there is no more 'ZMapp'
Second Spanish priest to contract Ebola flown to Madrid hospital
The 69-year-old had been working in a hospital in Sierra Leone
‘Pretty boys’ have stronger sperm than ‘macho men’ says Spanish research
Research in Valencia reveals testosterone actually impedes sperm production
Energy drinks can cause ‘sudden death’ according to Spanish medics
High caffeine can lead to angina, cardiac arrhythmia and even death
Tea drinking reduces risk of dying early by a quarter
Great news for the Brits
A walk a day helps keep breast cancer away
Research has found women who are active for four hours a week are less likely to develop breast cancer
Losing weight increases chance of depression
Research has found people who lose weight are more prone to depression
Calorie counting campaign to drink less alcohol targets women
And find out the calories in what you're drinking
Research suggests sunshine reduces risk of dementia
'The potential for making a difference now is enormous' according to researchers
Tarragona men have Spain’s ‘worst semen’
The city is investigating what's causing the low sperm mobility
Smoking linked to Alzheimer’s
Over 33% of Spain's men and one quarter of women are smokers
New holistic rehabilitation centre launching in Guadalhorce Valley
Recalibrate aims to help people 'recognise, realise and realign'
Immunotherapy miracle-drug ‘cures’ skin cancer patient
A new drug has rocked the medical world after seemingly curing a man of skin cancer
Ebola virus may have made its way into Spain
A man from the centre of the EVB outbreak in West Africa is now hospitalised in Valencia
Beating the blood-suckers
The Olive Press offers its tips to beat the mozzies