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Malaga sees striking increase in hospital admissions for mental health issues among minors

Mental health

Malaga sees striking increase in hospital admissions for mental health issues among minors

Hospitalisation has increased eightfold in a decade, with self-harm behaviours, previously considered "rare", on the rise

Susana Zamora
  • How to choose the best health insurance according to your lifestyle

    Extra ASSSA

    How to choose the best health insurance according to your lifestyle

    ASSSA adapts to all the circumstances and offers insurance for different needs

    SUR in English | 05/05/2026 17:25h.
  • Chronological age vs biological age: does your ID card show the same years as your body?

    (E. Hinojosa)

    Longevity

    Chronological age vs biological age: does your ID card show the same years as your body?

    While one shows the time passed since birth, the other is linked to the ageing of cells, tissues and organs

    Raquel Merino | 05/05/2026 15:40h.
  • One in eight women will get breast cancer in their lifetime, but most will survive it
    A woman undergoes a mammogram. (SUR)

    Health

    One in eight women will get breast cancer in their lifetime, but most will survive it

    New therapies and early diagnosis have increased five-year survival in these tumours to 85 per cent

    José Antonio Sau | 05/05/2026 12:56h.
  • Spanish authorities recall famous baby cologne due to health risks

    Health

    Spanish authorities recall famous baby cologne due to health risks

    The alert concerns a popular specialist brand sold throughout Spain

    Isabel Méndez | 05/05/2026 11:30h.
  • Yawning should be seen as healthy, not rude, research suggests

    Health

    Yawning should be seen as healthy, not rude, research suggests

    University of New South Wales (UNSW) neuroscientists say yawning appears to clear waste from the brain

    DPA | 05/05/2026
  • Adult acne: causes, treatments and mistakes to avoid

    Health

    Adult acne: causes, treatments and mistakes to avoid

    Dermatologists and facialists share their insights on treating breakouts and blemishes in adulthood

    Lara Owen / DPA | 04/05/2026
  • Argentina Vibra: the festival bringing the Río de la Plata spirit to Spain

    Extra Argentina Vibra

    Argentina Vibra: the festival bringing the Río de la Plata spirit to Spain

  • Three dead from hantavirus aboard luxury cruise ship sailing from Argentina to the Canary Islands
    The MV Hondius cruise ship. (Reuters)

    Health

    Three dead from hantavirus aboard luxury cruise ship sailing from Argentina to the Canary Islands

    Three others are also sick, one of whom is in the ICU in South Africa

    Domenico Chiappe | 04/05/2026
  • The Malaga teacher using knitting to reclaim time and calm in the cancer wards

    Inma Molina, promoter of the 'Cancer y punto' initiative, during the photo session on the SUR set. (Salvador Salas)

    Health

    The Malaga teacher using knitting to reclaim time and calm in the cancer wards

    After a second breast cancer diagnosis, Inma Molina is launching Cancer y Punto to bring the therapeutic power of yarn to hospital waiting rooms across the Costa del Sol

    Rossel Aparicio | 29/04/2026
  • Adrián Soto, first patient in Spain to receive pioneering treatment for butterfly skin
    Adrián with the medical team that treated him on Monday. (SUR)

    Adrián Soto, first patient in the country to receive pioneering treatment for people with butterfly skin

    The young man from Tolox has been treated with Vyjuvek at the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella, alongside Leo, a boy from Seville

    José Antonio Sau | 27/04/2026
  • Spain's Salud Responde app launches pollen levels information campaign
    Photo of the Salud Responde app. (SUR)

    Health

    Spain's Salud Responde app launches pollen levels information campaign

    The Andalusian health service informs the more than 6.7 million users of the app in the region about the allergen levels

    José Antonio Sau | 24/04/2026
  • Andalusian healthcare admits negligence and must pay patient 172,000 euros

    Health

    Andalusian healthcare admits negligence and must pay patient 172,000 euros

    The regional body challenged an initial ruling in favour of the family, questioning both the compensation scale and the link between the error and some of the patient's long-term harm

    Susana Zamora | 24/04/2026
  • Malaga doctors lead paradigm shift in anaesthesia and call for end of opioid-based drugs
    From left to right, Malaga doctors José Luis Guerrero, Alfredo Malo and Aída Raigón. (Salvador Salas)

    Health

    Malaga doctors lead paradigm shift in anaesthesia and call for end of opioid-based drugs

    Anaesthesiologists from Hospital El Clínico are investigating the use of opioid-free anaesthesia to reduce side effects and postoperative complications

    José Antonio Sau | 24/04/2026
  • Malaga: young man becomes first in Spain to receive gene therapy for 'butterfly skin'
    22-year-old Adrián Soto suffers from epidermolysis bullosa, also known as 'butterfly skin'. (SUR)

    Health

    Malaga: young man becomes first in Spain to receive gene therapy for 'butterfly skin'

    Adrián Soto's mum describes the arrival of the Vyjuvek drug as a "miracle" for patients with the most severe type of epidermolysis bullosa

    José Antonio Sau | 22/04/2026
  • Staying optimistic can reduce your risk of dementia, researchers say
    Keeping fit in middle age could help tip the scales away from dementia onset. (A.S.)

    Health

    Staying optimistic can reduce your risk of dementia, researchers say

    "Higher optimism is associated with a lower risk of developing dementia," a team said in a paper published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

    DPA | 21/04/2026
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