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After more than two years of talk about the COVID-19 pandemic and shots, probes and vaccines, there’s another airborne illness that’s beginning to stake hold on the Spanish population: the regular old flu. Though mild in most cases, the flu can
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If you are making the move to Spain but have already retired and are not receiving a pension from the Spanish state, nor do you intend to get back into employment in the country again any time soon, unfortunately you might not qualify for Social
If you’re thinking about starting a family in Spain, or you’re already on your way, you’re sure to have come across the term “matrona” during your research and preparation. This word is something you will need to familiarize yourself with, as
When it comes to healthcare, one of the biggest changes of the 21st century has been the visibility of mental disorders, which were previously somewhat hidden and ill-understood. Despite what one might think, mental health issues do not only affect
When you give birth, you want to make sure that the hospital you choose will meet your standards and provide the care that you’re looking for. Expats in Spain often have specific needs, and Caser Expat Insurance has kept that in mind when creating
Finding someone to look after your baby is a big decision that new parents face when returning to work. Maternity and paternity leave in Spain allow a baby to be home for several months following birth, but choosing a nursery is a large task for
So you’ve found out you’re pregnant, and at your first ultrasound they tell you that you’re expecting twins, or triplets…or more! Although this will a joyous moment for your growing family, you may also find yourself wondering how a pregnancy with
The woman sitting next to me was already tapping her foot nervously as we sat down, fluorescent orange drinks in hand. She nervously tipped her cup toward me before sipping, make a face that warned me what I was about to drink wasn’t very tasty.
Men and women have a lot of similar health problems, including obesity, heart disease, and diabetes. However, there are a few things that are unique to women only. So what are 5 common women’s health problems that are specific to females? See the
In a society where many things are transient, there is something that has lasted as long as mankind: childbirth. And long before we could read about what to expect while we’re expecting, women have passed along pregnancy facts and myths that predict
