Spain’s health tourism sector worth €500 million
Health tourism is a burgeoning sector which currently generates €500 million per year in Spain
Malaga’s health service slammed by recent reports
Malaga’s health service brings up the rear for Andalucia, says recent study
Costa charity gala dinner to fight mitochondrial disease
Costa charity seeks to raise awareness of debilitating disease with gala dinner
Black market organ treaty signed by 14 European nations in Spain
More than 10,000 black market operations currently take place each year
EXCLUSIVE: Ashya King’s well again but family ‘need to move home’ from Spain
Ashya's family set to head back to England in search of work
EXCLUSIVE: Ashya King ‘happy and well’ in Spain
Parents Brett and Naghmeh have confirmed that Ashya is now cancer-free
Plague of poisonous caterpillars leaves hundreds of cyclists needing emergency care in Sevilla
Processionary caterpillars have been wreaking havoc across Andalucia
EXCLUSIVE: Ashya King documentary in the making
Brother Naveed King confirms Ashya story is to be told by Zero Productions
Spain’s high-speed AVE rail to transport donated organs
The agreement will be trialled with crossover organ donors
Spanish nurses join the ranks of foreign recruits fleeing the NHS after just months in the job
The language barrier, trouble adjusting and the weather force hundreds to return home
Walnuts could save your sanity
Walnuts, widely grown in Andalucia, have been revealed to significantly boost memory power
Spanish civil servants set to lose out on public healthcare
Triggered by cuts in hospitals and doctors paid by Muface
Spain introduces FGM protocols
Central and regional governments have given the green light to the protocol, which outlines a comprehensive strategy for detecting, treating and preventing FGM in Spain
Health cuts see more than one million people to lose medical cover in 2015
Spain's Finance Ministry has slashed list of covered doctors and hospitals
Europe expected to give green light to GM crops in vote
Spain and UK backing the change in today's vote
Welsh NHS forced to employ 70 Spanish nurses over Skype
NHS shortages in Wales have forced bosses to recruit nurses from abroad
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