El Periódico

61 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Home dialysis patient Pere Hermoso, 65, says method offers freedom and fewer infections · Spanish kidney patient Pere Hermoso, 65, uses home peritoneal dialysis for flexibility, fewer infections, and travel freedom.
• Spanish study reveals aging T cells in bone marrow promote inflammation via CCL5-CCR5 signaling · CSIC-led study in mice shows aged CD4+ T cells accumulate in bone marrow, boosting inflammatory neutrophils via CCL5-CCR5 signaling.
• Barcelona hosts European Respiratory Society congress focused on air pollution and lung health · Marc Miravitlles says air pollution triggers asthma and COPD and urges political action for cleaner air.
• Spanish Doctors' Union Calls Feijoo's Salary Cut Proposal for Sick Leave 'Absurd' · Spanish doctors' unions condemn PP leader Feijoo's proposal to cut salaries for workers on sick leave as an absurdity.
• WHO Report: 20% of Population Will Develop Cancer, 92% Affected Globally · WHO warns 20% of people will develop cancer, with 92% of the global population affected by the disease.
• Spanish Study Recommends Repeating Newborn Hearing Tests Before Discharge · Repeating newborn hearing screenings before hospital discharge reduces false positives and improves early detection efficacy.
• Study Finds Subclinical Arterial Damage in Moderate-to-Severe Psoriasis Patients · New research reveals subclinical arterial damage in psoriasis patients before cardiovascular symptoms appear.
• Study Suggests Vitamin D Supplementation Improves Stroke Recovery · Research at Hospital Universitario de Badajoz links vitamin D to better neurological and motor function after stroke.
• Spain's Medical Council Urges National Adoption of Digital Death Certificates · The Spanish Medical Council calls for nationwide implementation of digital death certificates to eliminate regional disparities.
• Catalan Health Committee Predicts Faster Dependency Request Resolution by 2027 · Catalan health experts predict primary care centers will resolve dependency requests in under 60 days by 2027.
• Spanish Social Security Doctors Denounce 720-Day Disability Review Delays · Spanish Social Security inspectors report disability reviews now average over 720 days due to systemic collapse.
• Spanish Medical Society Releases Protocol to Prevent Osteoporosis in Cancer Patients · SEMI presents new guidelines to prevent bone loss and fractures in breast and prostate cancer patients on hormonal therapy.
• AbbVie Drug Upadacitinib Approved for Severe Alopecia and Vitiligo in EU · EMA recommends upadacitinib for severe alopecia areata and non-segmental vitiligo in adults and adolescents.
• Barcelona Health Centers Fix AC Issues After Heatwave Reached 40 Degrees · Barcelona health authorities confirm air conditioning problems in primary care centers have been resolved following extreme heat.
• Spanish Independent Doctors Prepare Lawsuit Wave Against Insurance Fee Caps · UNIPROMEL plans to sue insurers and hospital groups over non-negotiated medical fee schedules starting next autumn.
• Catalan Oncology Institute Removes Top Economic Leaders Over Contracting Irregularities · The Catalan Oncology Institute (ICO) removed its top economic leaders, Marta A. and Carles L., due to financial and contractual irregularities uncovered by an investigation.
• Parents of 3-Month-Old Baby Sentenced to Prison After Death from Alleged Abuse in Sabadell · Catalan parents jailed for habitual abuse causing death of infant after cardiac arrest at Parc Taulí hospital
• Neurosurgeon Claims Aging Is Optional, Alzheimer's Risk Can Drop 60% With Routine · Dr. José Hernández argues that proactive 'Medicine 3.0' routines can reduce Alzheimer's risk by 60%.
• Spain Fails to Treat 72% of Post-Fracture Osteoporosis Cases in Women Over 50 · Spain's healthcare system leaves 72% of women over 50 untreated after fragility fractures despite available tools.
• Spanish Intensivist Warns of Rising Drowning and Adventure Sports Injuries · Hospital Arnau de Vilanova doctor highlights increasing trauma from drowning and high-risk activities in Spain.
• Diving Causes Up to 60 Spinal Injuries Annually in Spain · Experts warn that risky diving causes up to 60 spinal injuries yearly in Spain, often leading to permanent disability.
• Mystery Therapist's Lack of License Complicates Andic Family Murder Investigation · Julia Lüderwaldt, the family therapist in the Andic case, faces scrutiny for not being a licensed psychologist in Spain.
• Doctor Trapped in Health Center After Patient Threatens Violence · A doctor locked herself in a room with a bolted door after a patient threatened her at a Valencia health center.
• Madrid Hospital Implements First Voice-Restoring Laryngeal Prosthesis in Spain · Príncipe de Asturias Hospital deploys innovative device to restore voice and swallowing in Spanish public healthcare.
• Researchers Link Childhood Growth Delay to Faulty Brain-Liver Nerve Connection · Scientists discover that poor nerve connections between the brain and liver cause growth delays by blocking IGF-1 production.
• New Study Links Rising Temperatures to Worsening Mental Health Outcomes · Imperial College meta-analysis confirms higher temperatures increase suicide risk and mental health hospitalizations.
• Man Arrested in Valladolid After Violently Assaulting Doctor and Destroying Equipment · A patient detained in Valladolid for violently shaking a doctor and smashing a computer monitor.
• Spanish Court Rejects Patient's Demand for Custom Cancer Treatment Plan · Baleares court rules patients cannot impose individualized cancer treatment over medical staff expertise.
• Chris Evert Undergoes Surgery After Ovarian Cancer Returns · 18-time Grand Slam champion Chris Evert undergoes surgery after ovarian cancer recurrence
• Barcelona Hospital Demands Retraction of Abuse Allegations Against Staff · Sant Joan de Déu hospital challenges Catalan health department sanctions regarding a child abuse case.