ESHA Spain
Connecting the Healthcare Industry with the English- Speaking Community in Spain
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About Us
The English-Speaking Healthcare Association Spain is a not for profit association, whose mission is to promote excellence and assure the quality of Healthcare attention to the English-Speaking community in Spain. Whilst also promoting the Healthcare industry amongst the English-speaking community. -
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ESHA Blog
World AIDS Day 2023
1st December is World AIDS Day and this year the UN project on AIDS, UNAIDS focusses on empowering communities in tackling the AIDS problem UN General Secretary António Guterres has released his statement on the 2023 World AIDS Day where he promotes the key work of communities in tackling AIDS. From budgeting to programme implementationRead more
Ending Violence Against Women
On the UNESCO Day of Eliminating Violence Against Women ESHA Spain unequivocally rejects all forms of violence against women. Such actions are not only morally reprehensible but also a violation of basic human rights. ESHA Spain advocates for a society that fosters respect, equality, and empathy, where women can live free from the threat ofRead more
How to Combat Expat Loneliness in Spain
Navigating expat life in Spain and overcoming the challenges of loneliness. ESHA Spain present some targeted strategies, including considerations for accessing English-speaking doctors and therapists The initial thrill of embracing expat life in Spain is undeniable, especially during the early stages of adapting to a new life in this culturally rich country. However, as theRead more
UK Bans Laughing Gas
Following the Netherlands’ lead, the UK has now banned the party drug known as laughing gas. In January, the Netherlands became the world’s first country to prohibit the recreational use of nitrous oxide. This decision was prompted by a concerning statistic: over three years, the country recorded 1,800 car accidents linked to nitrous oxide use,Read more
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