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
Green light to the ‘trans law’: allowing sex change without medical report
The ruling prohibits conversion, aversion or counterconditioning therapies and consolidates LGTBI rights The Council of Ministers has given the green light this Monday, the eve of the International LGTBI Pride Day, to the bill for the real and effective equality of trans people and to guarantee the rights of LGTBI people, which aims to depathologizeRead more
What are autism spectrum disorders?
Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are developmental disabilities caused by differences in the brain. Some people with ASD have a known difference, such as a genetic condition. Other causes are not yet known. Scientists believe that ASDs have multiple causes that, acting together, change the ways that people develop. We still have a lot to learnRead more
Temperatures set to rise to above 40ºC
Drink lots of water or avoid dark colors, tips to survive the ‘heat wave’ that is devastating Spain An episode of high temperatures will raise thermometers to 42 degrees for the next few days – Keep spaces well ventilated. – Eat light and regular meals, rich in water and mineral salts, such as fruitsRead more
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
All children may experience very stressful situations that affect the way they think and feel. Most of the time, children recover quickly. However, sometimes children who experience intense stress—such as in cases of injury, death or possible death of a family member or close friend, or violence—will be affected in the long run. The childRead more
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