FUTURE OF MEDICINE
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of modern medicine, offering solutions to longstanding challenges across diagnostics, treatment, and drug discovery. In Spain, this technological revolution is gaining momentum, with several institutions and companies leading the charge.
It comes as no surprise, as Spain has recently become one of the forerunners in global medical research, establishing itself as an international science and technology powerhouse.
Among Spain’s recents achievements are digital hearts used to quickly and cheaply test new treatments, AI models to develop new medicines and robot counsellors to help patients make important medical decisions.
Barcelona leads with virtual hearts
How AI is transforming Spain's healthcare - from 'digital hearts' to 'predicting strokes'
preted using mathematics. In the same way you can do human clinical trials, you can test a cohort of digital hearts.”
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Elem’s supercomputer achieves in just nine hours what would take a human 57 billion years to calculate
Two Barcelona-based organisations, Elem Biotech and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, have developed a groundbreaking virtual replica of the human heart.
This model can be personalised for individual patients, enabling precise testing of drugs and treatments.
According to Elem’s co-founder Mariano Vazquez: “Nature can be inter-
Elem’s supercomputer achieves in just nine hours what would take a human 57 billion years to calculate, offering faster, cheaper, and more sophisticated medical solutions.
The company’s ultimate ambition is to model the entire human body digitally, opening new possibilities for personaliSed medicine.
Predicting risk with AI
The Barcelona Supercomputing Centre isn’t stopping at virtual hearts.
The research centre has developed an AI model capable of predicting stroke risk using data from mobile devices.
This innovation could significantly improve early intervention and prevention strategies, allowing healthcare providers to identify at-risk individuals and offer timely treatment.
By using the widespread accessibility of mobile technology, this breakthrough represents a major step towards more inclusive and proactive healthcare.
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These remote monitoring systems powered by AI allow continuous tracking of patients’ vital signs, enabling timely interventions.
Chatbots and virtual assistants also help patients manage their symptoms more effectively.
Drug discovery and clinical trials
AI is also transforming drug research with Barcelona-based Biorce recently securing €3.5 million to enhance clinical trials using AI, streamlining processes and increasing efficiency. Developing new drugs has become notoriously slow and expensive, and rising costs and tighter regulations have slowed development to a crawl.
AI offers a way to reverse that trend, ensuring life-saving new treatments reach patients faster.
Biorce’s AI model ‘Jarvis’ will reduce costs and shorten timeframes for drug development. It achieves this by helping patients find and understand the requirements for relevant clinical trials, while aiding researchers in the search for eligible participants.
The AI database is a user-friendly solution including over 480,000 clinical trials, streamlining the research
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I’LL DRINK TO THAT
MODERATE wine drinking may benefit heart health according to researchers at the University of Barcelona. They found drinking a small glass a day could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by up to 50% for those following a Mediterranean diet.
The study, part of a larger investigation into the celebrated diet, included 1,232 people at risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Researchers used urine samples to
measure tartaric acid levels, a natural substance in grapes and wine, as an objective indicator of wine consumption. Results showed that light-to-moderate wine consumption (half to one glass per day) was associated with a 50% lower risk of cardiovascular issues.
A coffee a day... but NOT all day!
PEOPLE who drink coffee in the morning have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease compared to those who drink it throughout the day.
The research, by Tulane University, studied 40,725 adults between 1999 and 2018. Compared to people who did not drink coffee, those who consumed it in the morning were 16% less likely to die from any cause and 31% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease. They also fared considerably better against all-day drinkers.
Worrying trend
SPANIARDS are getting more reliant on drugs to combat anxiety and insomnia with usage tripling in under two decades. The use of drugs like lorazepam and diazepam has tripled since 2008 according to a report by the University of Santiago de Compostela. It found that one in five people between 15 and 64 regularly take hypnosedative medication.
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ROBOT DOCTORS
process so that effective treatments can be identified
AI in healthcare counselling
At a clinical level, AI platforms are being used to provide specialised healthcare guidance through apps like 1Doc3.
tient to a doctor.
This enables patients who may not normally have access to a physical clinic get the help they need.
Enhancing diagnostics and imaging
AI-powered algorithms are also revolutionising diagnostics. For example, AI tools match or surpass human experts in analysing medical images like X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs These technologies enhance accuracy in detecting conditions such as pneumonia and skin cancers, significantly improving diagnostic efficiency.
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The development provides Spanish-speaking users with AI-driven healthcare guidance, allowing millions to make informed medical decisions.
Powered by AI, the system is able to streamline healthcare by performing basic symptom assessment, triage and pre-diagnosis before connecting the pa-
BEST FOOT FORWARD
TAKING short breaks while walking could actually increase the amount of calories burnt.
According to a Milan University study, walking or climbing stairs in 10 to 30 second intervals requires 20 to 60% more oxygen than continual activity. This means you burn more calories and will be good news for those who struggle to walk without resting.
Meanwhile, a study by Complutense University in Madrid has found that a short brisk walk after a meal can help diabetics reduce blood sugar levels by 17%.
Around 5.1 million Spaniards have type 2 diabetes and the numbers are rising, due to poor diets.
Beyond clinical applications, AI is streamlining healthcare administration by managing electronic health records, scheduling, and reducing paperwork, thus taking some of the burden from already stretched healthcare systems.
Ethical and practical challenges
Despite AI’s potential, ethical concerns and regulatory hurdles remain challenging.
Data privacy, ethical considerations, and the need for robust human oversight are some of the issues researchers are working to overcome. Moreover, models like ChatGPT, while promising, are not yet suitable for direct medical use. Researchers at Harvard and Stanford University highlight significant gaps between AI’s performance in standardised tests and real-world scenarios. The Assessment and Validation of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare frameworks (EVIAS) aims to address these issues within Spain, ensuring AI algorithms meet efficacy and safety standards before deployment in clinical practice.
The future of AI in medicine
Combining human expertise and
AI will create a healthcare system that is smarter, more efficient, and tailored to individual needs.
Pioneering initiatives in Barcelona showcase AI’s potential to revolutionise healthcare while addressing critical challenges through frameworks like EVIAS.
As AI technology continues to advance, its influence on medical practice is set to grow, offering innovative solutions to emerging global healthcare issues such as aging populations and resource constraints.
By streamlining processes and optimising outcomes, AI could help ease the pressures on overstretched healthcare systems worldwide.
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YEAR OF BREAKTHROUGHS
ROM face transplants to robot surgeons, Spain has achieved many medical discoveries and innovations over the last year.
The country is becoming a world leader in scientific research and last year, it overtook Germany as the European forerunner of clinical trials.
Spain is proactively investing in research centres, healthcare structure and commercial partnerships, leading to this rise in medical research.
It is also faster at recruiting research participants and performs more single-country research than most European countries.
One of the most impressive feats of the year was a pioneering face transplant carried out in Barcelona’s Hospital Universitario de Bellvitge last September. It was one of the world’s first to extract tissue from a donor in controlled asystole.
This is a way of manually stopping the heart of a patient with no hope of recovery for the purpose
A look back at Spain’s medical successes in 2024
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of organ donation, providing an opportunity to retrieve organs that would otherwise be lost after natural death.
It was the first time in the world this kind of organ retrieval allowed for the extraction of the heart, face, and kidneys.
Now, the hospital is one of only 18 across the globe to have carried out the complex operation, since France achieved the first in 2005. The operation lasted 12 hours and included over 60 professionals from at least 10 different medical and surgical departments.
It was led by Dr. Anna Lopez Ojeda and Dr. Oriol Bermejo alongside Dr. Gabriel Moreno Gonzalez.
The 47-year-old patient was suffering from type
Urgent situation at A&Es
SPAIN’S health system is dealing with record numbers of patients swamping A&E departments.
A report from the Ministry of Health shows a staggering 31 million A&E visits in 2022 alone - the highest ever recorded.
But while casualty departments are bursting at the seams, hospital admissions have plummeted to just 9% - the lowest in a decade.
Experts blame the chaos
on sky-high waiting lists and a health system at breaking point.
One doctor told El Pais the ‘deterioration’ of healthcare is forcing desperate Spaniards to turn to A&E as a last resort.
The number of people rushing to casualty has rocketed by 17% since 2013, with private hospitals seeing a whopping 46% surge.
Doctors are now suggest-
ing patients should be charged for non-emergency A&E visits.
Pediatrician Roi Piñeiro said: "We can't blame patients, but maybe it's worth charging them if it's not a real emergency - like the fire service does."
With GP waiting times stretching to 17 days in some areas, experts warn Spain's ageing population could push services to breaking point.
1 neurofibromatosis, a hereditary condition causing benign tumours in the nervous tissue. He had a large tumour on the side of his face, leading to severe aesthetic, psychological, social and functional issues.
To remove the tumour, the surgeons had to completely remove his upper lip, nose, right eyelid, the right half of his face and scalp. They then implanted the donor's face, connecting arteries, veins, and nerves.
The transplanted face will gradually take the shape of the recipient’s face as it adjusts to his bone structure.
It follows a European first carried out last June, where the Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves, in Granada, gave a 16 month old girl an artificial palate.
The palate tissue was designed and generated by a team at the University of Granada, the same group that created artificial skin now authorised by the Spanish Medicines Agency.
Created over 12 years ago, UGRSKIN has only been used up until now as a last resort, experiential therapy.
Now burn units can receive specialist training to use the pioneering technology.
Also in Barcelona, the world’s first emergency robot surgeon was introduced to the Hospital
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The 4 All Fitness Gym takes a new look at keeping fit
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When you walk in, you see a brand new, fresh, clean, and modern set-up aimed at all ages.
The 500m2 centre's white decor gives the impression of light and space, helping to create a special atmosphere clearly seen by all the happy faces!
Opened just six months ago, it is the brainchild of husband and wife team Niklas and Katja Andersson. They opted for a fresh start here after moving to Spain from their native Sweden.
Niklas, with 30 years under his belt in martial arts and fitness training, said: “We wanted to move to a warmer country and experience a different culture.
“It's always been our passion to help and work with people,” he added.
What surprised the couple was the lack of gyms here with only around 30 covering the area.
“It's like going back 20 years,” said Niklas. “Back home a Swedish town would have around 40 such centres.”
The enthusiasm for the new project is clear to see and the couple’s mission is to boost fitness among all ages.
“Our centre is for everybody as we offer elite training as well as sessions for pensioners,” explained Niklas. “The gym experience should be fun and we keep things personal as we get to know all of our clients who have become friends with our staff.
“We want people to enjoy the atmosphere and it's lovely to see customers forging bonds with each other,” he added. Getting seniors involved has become an instant success as people are taught how to train and use their bodies properly which will help in say walking to the shops or having a round of golf.
“Keeping groups to a maximum of 10 people also means that whether they are seniors or learning martial arts, everybody feels they are in it together,” Niklas enthused.
Ultimately, he and Katja wanted something 'high-end and excellent space’, which anybody can enjoy with ‘a personal touch’. They’ve achieved that aim in a very short space of time.
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The robot works 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to attend urgent surgeries.
Known as Da Vinci, the robot will be used alongside surgeons to provide greater accuracy and less trauma for patients.
So far, it has been a great success, decreasing the time spent in hospital and speeding up recovery.
“Emergency surgeons are not always experts in certain pathologies, so robotic surgery makes surgeons who do not have the maximum expertise better,” director of the new emergency surgery unit Jose M Balibrea told La Vanguardia Spanish scientists have also been at the forefront of groundbreaking cancer research.
Javier Cortes, a researcher at the International Breast Cancer Center (IBCC) found a treatment plan to increase survival of early-stage triple-neg-
ative breast cancer patients.
Alongside Queen Mary University London researcher Peter Schmid, he identified that using drugs to boost the immune system increases survival rates if given both before and after chemotherapy. Their research was recognised by the New England Journal of Medicine as one of the year’s ‘notable’ studies. Meanwhile in Madrid, a research team from the Hospital Infantil Niño Jesus has successfully created an injection to combat tumours in children.
Known as Celyvir, the treatment has taken its first steps to approval by the
Spanish Medicines Agency (AEMPs).
Injected directly into tumours, the medicine activates immune cells to fight against the cancer. It is one of three advanced therapies created in Madrid’s health system (SERMAS), alongside Alofisel and NC1.
Spanish hospitals have also begun to administer the world’s first vaccine against lung cancer. Developed by German company BioNTech, the BNT116 vaccine teaches the immune system to
attack lung cancer cells.
It is now being used at the Hospital Universitari i Politecnic La Fe in Valencia, as well as the Consorcio Hospitalario Provincial de Castellon as part of an international study.
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide but this innovation is thought to significantly improve treatment outcomes and minimise side effects compared to traditional chemotherapy.
It is administered alone or in combination with another drug, cemiplimab. It is hoped that combining the two will lead to better treatment outcomes.
Overall, 2024 has been a great year for Spanish medical innovation. While clinical trials are dwindling around the world, the country has strengthened its offering, becoming a leader in the medical research industry.
SPAIN is set to get 10 new proton therapy units by 2026, boosting the country’s fight against cancer.
Unlike traditional radiotherapy, this treatment fires protons directly into tumours to prevent radiation spreading into surrounding healthy tissue. Currently, there are just two facilities which offer the therapy to private clients. But thanks to a €280 million donation from
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“We’ve been in Marbella for eight years and believe it’s important to treat patients in their native languages. That’s why we speak English, German, French, Spanish, Greek and Russian.”
Dr Estella was trained in both Spain and Germany, specialising in neonatal care though the clinic has professionals for every need.
“Our clinic is very modern,” she explained.
“We even use artificial intelligence in our treatments. And our commitment to quality and top notch equipment makes us deserving of this award.”
The doctor and her team will attend the awards on April 2 in Madrid.
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AN UPWARD TREND
By Dilip Kuner
S we step into 2025, the health and fitness landscape continues to evolve, blending technology with holistic wellness approaches. Here are 10 trends that experts predict will dominate the industry this year.
Wearable technology dominates
Wearable devices remain at the forefront of fitness trends, offering increasingly sophisticated insights into users' health metrics. These gadgets now provide real-time data on heart rate, sleep patterns, and even stress levels, enabling more person
alised fitness regimens.
AI-powered fitness apps
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising personal training. Mobile exercise apps, ranked second in popularity, are offering AI-driven workout recommendations tailored to individual goals and progress.
Focus on older adults
Exercise programs for older adults have surged in popularity, reflecting a growing emphasis on maintaining health and mobility in later years. These programs often include low-impact exercises and strength training designed to improve quality of life.
Strength training for all
Traditional strength training is experienc-
What 2025 has in store for us when it comes to health and wellbeing
ing a renaissance across all age groups. Research continues to highlight its benefits for longev ity and functional movement, making it a cornerstone of many fitness routines.
Mental health and exercise
The connection between phys ical activity and mental well being is gaining recognition. Programs combining exer cise with mindfulness practices are on the rise, addressing stress, anxiety, and depression.
Recovery and wellness
Cold exposure therapies and sauna sessions are becoming popular for their purported benefits in recovery and longevity. This trend reflects a growing interest in holistic approaches to fitness.
Data-driven training
Leveraging data from wearables and apps, fitness enthusiasts are embracing more scientific approaches to their workouts. Heart rate variability (HRV) monitoring and recovery readiness assessments are guiding smarter training decisions.
The convenience of virtual coaching has led to a staggering 414% increase in in-
This trend allows for flexible, personalized fitness guidance from anywhere.
Pilates is experiencing a surge in popularity, with both mat-based and reformer classes becoming widely accessible. Its focus on core strength, flexibility, and mindfulness appeals to a broad audi-
Workouts that mimic everyday movements and improve overall functionality are gaining traction.
This approach aims to enhance performance in daily activities and prevent injuries. As we navigate through 2025, these trends reflect a shift towards more personalised, technology-driven, and holistic approaches to health and fitness.
Whether it's through AI-powered apps, wearable devices, or mindfulness-integrated workouts, the industry is adapting to meet the diverse needs of individuals in our increasingly digital age.
LUXURY HYPERBARIC MEDICINE: A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE AT THE HYPERBARIC MEDICAL CLINIC OF ESTEPONA
The medical team at Estepona’s Hyperbaric Medical Clinic would like to begin 2025 by thanking you for your support and loyalty. We celebrate eleven years helping thousands of patients since we began our journey on the Costa del Sol in 2014. We have become a leading reference point for health in Europe. The hyperbaric centre, located in Estepona, tends to patients from Andalucia, Spain, and worldwide. We value quality and exclusivity very highly. Accordingly, the Estepona Hyperbaric Clinic (HMCE) is the perfect combination of advanced technology and luxury service. The clinic is an exclusive medical centre where each patient is first evaluated by a medical team specialised in Hyperbaric Medicine before receiving hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). It consists of administering 100% pure oxygen at more than higher atmospheric pressure inside a hyperbaric chamber. This therapy has proven effective in numerous diseases and pathologies, as well as being a complementary treatment in many others, with significant benefits for patients’ health and well-being.
Benefits of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT):
• Reduces pain and inflammation
• Decreases fatigue
• Strengthens the immune system
• Reduces stress
• Restores sleep quality
• Promotes wound and ulcer healing
• Stimulates bone fracture recovery
• Improves circulation
• Promotes neurological sequelae recovery
It also improves performance for both elite and amateur athletes during training and sports competitions, reducing recovery time in cases of overtraining or traumatic injuries, whether muscular, tendinous or bone-related.
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The therapy is particularly effective for:
• Sudden hearing loss patients, restoring hearing
• Patients with sudden vision loss due to retinal central vessel occlusion
• Diabetic foot patients, potentially preventing amputation
• Cases of cerebral palsy, stroke, or cerebrovascular accidents and their sequelae
• Fibromyalgia
• Multiple sclerosis
• Carbon monoxide poisoning
• Sleep disorders
• Stress
• Delayed healing fractures
• Acute or chronic osteomyelitis
• Bone or soft tissue necrosis
• Varicose ulcers
Some scientific studies support the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in aging processes and cellular death.
This hyperbaric centre has two Perry hyperbaric chambers, manufactured in the United States, featuring state-of-the-art equipment that guarantees excellent results. This technology allows for deeper and faster tissue oxygenation, promoting more effective recovery, accelerated cellular regeneration, and an overall improvement in wellness. Furthermore, the Perry chamber is equipped with multiple safety systems that ensure a completely safe and controlled experience. This level of sophistication and reliability is a luxury offered by the Hyperbaric Medical Clinic of Estepona as part of their commitment to excellence.
A Luxury Treatment for Your Health
Access to advanced technology like the Perry chamber is not something easily found in just any old medical centre. Only a few elite establishments have the privilege of having this innovative equipment. At the hyperbaric centre in Estepona, in addition to taking care of your health, you receive a unique luxury experience in each session. The environment is designed to make you feel comfortable and relaxed, as if you were in an exclusive space dedicated to your wellbeing. The luxury atmosphere is reflected not only in the technology used but also in the personalised care that patients receive from the very first moment. At the Hyperbaric Clinic of Estepona, every detail meets expectations.
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The benefits of hyperbaric medicine are enhanced with its advanced technology. The Perry chamber allows greater oxygen absorption, which accelerates cellular regeneration and improves circulation more efficiently than traditional equipment. This translates into faster, visible, and lasting results that reflect in a significant improvement in your quality of life. If you have tried other treatments in the past, you will be surprised by the difference this high-end equipment makes. From improved injury recovery to stimulating chronic wound healing, the effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy with this latest technology chamber are evident in a short time. Additionally, this treatment is ideal for maintaining optimal health, improving your vitality, energy and general wellbeing.
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If you’re looking for medical treatment that goes beyond the ordinary, the Estepona Hyperbaric Clinic is the ideal place for you. Patients enjoy an atmosphere of tranquility and comfort, designed to provide the best possible experience. Furthermore, its privileged location in Estepona allows you to enjoy a visit that is not only beneficial for your health but also a moment of relaxation in one of the most beautiful places on the Costa del Sol.
Personalised Treatments for Your Health About the Clinic
The Hyperbaric Medical Clinic of Estepona treats each patient as unique, providing fully personalised service. Their highly qualified professionals design specific treatment plans based on your health needs and goals. Hyperbaric medicine with the Perry chamber is just one part of their exclusive services, and the centre’s team will guide you through each step toward a healthier life.
Luxury Testimonials: Patients Who Have Experienced HMCE
Patients at the hyperbaric centre appreciate both the technology used and their unique experience. Ana María Pérez, one of the clinic’s patients, has stated: “The experience at the Hyperbaric Medical Clinic of Estepona has been exceptional. The Perry chamber helped me accelerate the recovery of an injury that had been bothering me for months. But beyond the results, the clinic’s atmosphere is simply incredible. It’s a place where you truly feel cared for and appreciated.”
Invest in Your Health with the Best
At the Hyperbaric Medical Clinic of Estepona (HMCE), health is a luxury that everyone deserves to nurture. With their personalised treatment approach, you’re not just investing in your wellbeing, but in a unique experience that will make you feel like never before. Their services are designed for those who seek the best, without compromise. Discover everything that luxury hyperbaric medicine can offer you.
Don’t miss the opportunity to access the best technology and results. Your health deserves the best and at HMCE they have it for you. Contact us today and experience the exclusive treatment that only the Hyperbaric Medical Clinic of Estepona can offer.
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