By: Olivier Acuña Barba • Published: 12 Jun 2025 • 12:55 • 6 minutes read All you need know about sun protection for children, pets and even your own children. Credits to Shutterstock| Credits: Shutterstock It is a fact that ultraviolet radiation can cause skin cancer, cataracts and infections. As temperatures rise in Spain and other European countries, as we approach the …
Read More »KGM Actyon – much to like in this new SUV
Credit: KMG Actyon. Credit: KMG Some cars can be quite a puzzle. Take the KGM Actyon. KGM was previously SsangYong. The Actyon is a SUV that fits between the Torres Rexton. Actyon is a car that has a lot to offer. This includes a high-quality build, excellent paint, standard equipment, and a style that stands out. But there are also …
Read More »Spain’s electric vehicle charger revolution
Spain’s acceleration of its charging reflects wider EU pressure to decarbonize transportation. Photo by Michael Fousert at Unsplash The charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in Spain has seen a dramatic transformation. From 27,420 points operational in November 2023 to 46,684 by May 2025 – a staggering 70% increase in just 18 months that positions the country among Europe’s most aggressive …
Read More »Men’s Mental Health Month: Breaking the Silence to Save Lives
June is Men’s Mental Health Month — a vital time to spotlight an often-overlooked crisis. Men are disproportionately affected by mental health issues, including suicide, despite representing about half of the population. Alarming Statistics The World Health Organisation (WHO) reports that men commit suicide three to four more times than women. In some countries, the disparity is even more pronounced …
Read More »The schlong, and the not-so-short of it.
Scientists have discovered a shocking development that may make locker rooms squeal but laboratories squirm: the average size of erect penis has increased globally by 24% in the last few decades. Researchers caution against reaching for the tape measure before you do. This growth spurt may not be good news. A comprehensive study published by the World Journal of Men’s …
Read More »In time for the summer, smoke-free beaches will be introduced in Costa Blanca’s popular tourist area
‘SMOKE-FREE’ flags were raised on Calpe’s main beaches on Tuesday to symbolise the start of a recently-introduced smoking ban. All beaches and coves within the Alicante Province municipality are covered by this rule, but there are two designated smoking areas for those visitors who crave a cigarette. By the end of this week, they will be on La Fossa Beach. …
Read More »Doctors found guilty in Spain of homicide by reckless negligence after a boy died after visiting five emergency rooms over four days.
Two doctors were found guilty of reckless homicide following the death of an eight-year old boy in Petrer province in Alicante in 2020. The boy died from peritonitis. Aitor, a young boy named, visited the emergency room at Petrer Health Centre five times in just four days. The Alicante Criminal Court ruled that the medics were grossly negligent, and guilty …
Read More »UK paracetamol recalled amid contamination concerns
After reports of possible contamination, the UK’s health authorities have urgently recalled specific batches of paracetamol. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, (MHRA), is moving quickly to ensure the safety of the public while investigations continue. Recalling batch numbers Two batches of Paracetamol tablets 500mg produced by Chelonia Healthcare Limited are affected. The batch numbers for the two batches …
Read More »Marbella hospital receives cuddle crib for stillborn baby donated by a mother in grief
TWO MUMS have now raised more than €13,000 to help support new families whose babies are also born stillborn. Hayley Wilkins & Natalie Claytor are now working together to raise money for the purchase of ‘cuddle cots’ to donate to hospitals around Spain. These special beds come with a cooling device that allows families to spend quality time with their …
Read More »Report by United Nations highlights global fertility crisis in 2025
Credit: Pixabay, Pexels. Credit: Pixabay, Pexels The latest United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), June 2025, report reveals the full extent of the global fertility crises. According to a survey conducted in 14 countries, both over-and under-achieved fecundity are common, driven by social pressures and economic insecurity. The world is a place where people do not get their reproductive needs met …
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