Health and beauty in Andalucia.
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As in most other regions of the Europe, alcoholism and drug abuse are growing problems in Andalucia. More > | A comprehensive guide to alternative health treatments and practitioners here in andalucia. More > |
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There are both private and state run ambulance services for emergency and non urgent needs. More > | Traditional baths, of hammam, have returned to Andalucia. More > |
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UK victims of asbestos disease living in Spain are eligible for state benefits. More > | Andalucia offers a range of excellent beauty clinics and spas that offer all the latest luxury treatments. More > |
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A great way to lose weight and get fit (with guaranteed sunshine, spa treatments and often beach time) is a residential bootcamp in Marbella. More > | Andalucia has recently put itself firmly on the map for this type of treatment. More > |
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Dental clinics on the Costa del Sol. More > | Finding a doctor in Spain - the things you should and should not do. More > |
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What to do in a emergency. More > | Look after yourself and keep fit. Find here a list of gyms in the Marbella area. More > |
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There must be a hair salon on every corner, but not all services are created equal... More > | A guide to the health set up in Spain. Includes vital information on social security and you entitlements to free health care. More > |
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A wide range of health insurance policies are available in Andalucia. More > |  | There are many state run and private hospitals in Andalucia. More > |
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The medical benefits of jacuzzi spas, saunas and steam rooms. More > |  | An extensive range of lifestyle courses are offered in Andalucia, especially on the Costa del Sol. Many dedicated to or based on alternative health theories. More > |
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There are specialists manicure centres in Andalucia. More > |  | Medical hotels and medical spas are increasingly popular in southern Spain. More > |
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A personal fitness trainer, only the goal is for you to live your whole life to the fullest and to the best of your abilities. More > |  | The services offered by Spanish pharmacies. More > |
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Physiotherapy is the application of therapeutic massage and manipulation, which treats an array of musculo-skeletal injuries and conditions. More > |  | You will find all the services and professionals you need in Andalucia to see you through both pregnancy and birth. More > |
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Private clinics range from general practices to small centres, housing specialists from podiatrists to dentists, and physical therapists to alternative health specialists. More > | | Information about the public health care system for people living in Andalucia . More > |
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An optician is a professional who works with a prescription provided by an optometrist or an ophthamologist. More > | | Andalucia has one of the highest levels of organ donor participation in the country. Find out how to obtain an organ donor card. More > |
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The organ Transplant programme in Andalucia is a highly efficient and very professional operation. More > | | A guide to the different types of retreats available. More > |
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If you pay Spanish social security contributions, you and your family are entitled to free or subsidised medical and dental treatment. More > | | What? In sunny, southern spain? Yes, solariums are popular here too. Find out why. More > |
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Take a break from anxiety and stress by taking advantage of some of Andalucia's spa resorts, set in beautiful natural surroundings. More > | | Each town in Andalucia has a state run health centre called the ambulatorio or consultorio. More > |
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Swimming pools are part of life in Andalucia. Read this important safety information. More > | | All the rage, and you will find plenty of artists in operation, especially in coastal areas. More > |
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