Recently, the newspaper La Vanguardia published a feature on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare for the senior population. Our CEO, Dr. Teresa Lozano de Arcenegui, was one of the expert voices consulted to analyze this paradigm shift.
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In the context of International Health Day and the “One Health” summit in Lyon, Spain has been recognized for reducing the use of antibiotics in animals by 70% between 2014 and 2024.
This achievement, which positions our country as a global benchmark in the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR), contrasts with a reality we encounter daily in medical consultations: the persistent demand for antibiotics from the public to treat infections that, in most cases, do not require them.
The event held today on 360º Health in the workplace highlighted a profound shift in how we understand well‑being. For decades, work occupied the central place in many people’s lives; however, younger generations are redefining priorities and placing health at the core. And this goes far beyond the absence of illness: it encompasses physical, mental, social, and financial well‑being.
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Sugar is everywhere… and not always where you expect it. Its excessive consumption has become a public health concern.
It’s in your hands not to fall into the sugar trap. Being mindful of what you consume is a simple habit that can transform your well‑being and improve your long‑term quality of life.
When someone receives a serious or complex diagnosis, it is completely natural to want to confirm the information and understand which treatment is truly the best option for their case.
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Today, on International Women’s Day, at HealthMotiv we want to go beyond simple commemoration. For us, this is a day to celebrate female identity and embrace its uniqueness in every aspect of life, with one essential focus: health.
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Did you know that gastric cancer is the ninth most common cancer in Spain?
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Physical activity not only prevents illness, but also improves your quality of life.
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