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Grandmothers' "recipe" that will continue to save lives when the pandemic is over

It's a habit that's as simple as it is essential. A way to contribute to conservation Our health Without being expensive or time consuming. Unfortunately,

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MRIs for no reason? The health debate unleashed by Kim Kardashian

The rich and famous want certainty that they are not unwell, but they’re turning to a practice that doctors advise against

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The next pandemic: How Covid-19 has accelerated the emergence of super-bacteria

Health authorities warn that antibiotics are losing their effectiveness against disease and that humanity faces a future in which any minor infection could prove lethal

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How the deadly fungus 'Candida auris' spreads of out of control in a hospital | Science & Tech

A new study highlights the difficulty of controlling an outbreak even after prevention protocols, such as patient isolation, have been put into place

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More than a quarter of people in Spain have had Covid-19: Health Ministry

More than a quarter of people in Spain have had Covid-19: Health Ministry
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How can Spain slow its fifth wave of the coronavirus?

How can Spain slow its fifth wave of the coronavirus?
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Covid-19 vaccines: Spain's vaccination drive: More than six million people now have full protection | Society


More than six million people in Spain now have the full protection offered by the Covid-19 vaccines being used by the country’s health authorities. After a slow start to the campaign in the first quarter of the year, the speed of the process is getting faster every week, and yesterday saw Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez venture to put a date on the end of the health crisis: August 18. “We are just 100 days from achieving group immunity,” he announced. “That’s to say, managing to vaccinate 70% of the Spanish population, thus immunizing them.” Group or herd immunity refers to a situation where sufficient levels of the population are protected against the virus so as to impede its circulation.

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Covid-19 vaccines: Spain's vaccination drive: More than six million people have now received their first dose | Society

Covid-19 vaccines: Spain's vaccination drive: More than six million people have now received their first dose | Society
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Coronavirus crisis: What will happen when Spain's state of alarm expires? Supreme Court set to take key role with express rulings | Society


With the end of the state of alarm set to end on Sunday, many of Spain’s regions – which are in charge of controlling the pandemic in their territories – are increasingly worried about what impact this will have on efforts to curb the spread of the coronavirus. For the past six months, the emergency measure has given the regions the authority to introduce restrictions that curb fundamental rights, such as the nighttime curfew, without facing challenges in the courts. But there is concern that could all change on May 9, when the state of alarm comes to an end.
In a bid to ease these fears, the Spanish government – a coalition of the Socialist Party (PSOE) and junior partner Unidas Podemos – has approved a royal decree that gives the Supreme Court the final word on coronavirus restrictions. The new rule, published Wednesday in the Official State Bulletin (BOE), aims to prevent the legal chaos that occurred last year between June and October, when judges from lower courts reached contradictory decisions on coronavirus restrictions affecting fundamental rights. This situation led to confusing situations whereby on the same day a court in Barcelona rejected limiting public and private meetings in L’Hospitalet to fewer than 10 people, while another judge in Lleida permitted such a restriction in the area of Segrià.

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Covid-19 vaccination drive in Spain: Nearly half of 60-69 age group have received at least one shot


People wait in line for the Covid-19 vaccine outside Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Madrid.Jaime Villanueva / EL PAÍS
The Covid-19 vaccination drive in Spain is speeding ahead. The regions – which are in charge of the vaccine rollout as well as containing the pandemic in their territories – are making a huge effort to deploy resources and set up mass vaccination sites to accelerate the immunization drive.
A total of 100% of the over-80s have received the first dose and 78% have received the two shots needed for full protection in the case of the Oxford-AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNtech and Moderna vaccines. Some 67% of people in the 70-79 age group have also received at least one dose. In the last week, more than 400,000 doses were administered a day, which has pushed up the number of people aged 60-69 who have been vaccinated. Nearly half of this age group – 47% – has received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine – a total of 2.5 million people.

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