
Catalonia faces a new challenge in its health budget: is a 4% increase enough?
The new health budget for Catalonia raises questions about its real capacity to tackle structural challenges and improve healthcare.
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Santa Coloma de Gramenet takes a step forward in mental health care with the launch of the innovative space Salut Àgora.

The new health budget for Catalonia raises questions about its real capacity to tackle structural challenges and improve healthcare.

Bellvitge Hospital drastically reduces the time needed to diagnose pulmonary fibrosis thanks to an innovative medical circuit.

Tortosa begins negotiations with the Government to integrate its municipal clinics into Salut Terres de l’Ebre, aiming to ensure economic sustainability.

Mayor Josep Maria Vallès urgently requests access to Collserola to improve the emotional and physical health of residents after imposed restrictions.

The Mataró City Council intensifies its monitoring of 24-hour shops by opening sanctioning files for health violations.

The Terres de l’Ebre will see a significant improvement in its healthcare system with the addition of new ambulances and specialised staff.

The Catalan Government reaffirms its commitment to building the new Josep Trueta hospital in Girona, seen as a historical debt and a matter of social justice.

Lleida marks a milestone in medical training with its innovative course on robotic surgery using pigs as a practical model.

Catalonia faces a new health challenge with the alarming rise of African swine fever cases among wild boars.

The Department of Health expands services for severe stroke patients in Tarragona and Lleida, aiming to eliminate territorial inequalities in access to vital treatments.

Catalonia extends its early detection programme for colorectal cancer to 74 years to save lives through early diagnoses.