Month: January 2012

The kitchen service wins the Nativity scenes contest in the General Hospital of Castelló.

The kitchen service wins the contest of Nativity scenes in the Hospital General de Castelló.

-plants of Neonatology-ICPU, custody hospital and surgery have been awarded in different categories

-A jury made up of the Hospital staff has evaluated all work

Castellón, January 2012.- El Hospital General de Castelló has held the past Wednesday 21 traditional Nativity scenes and decoration contestThis year has been awarded a total of six services in four different categories, classic, innovative, ornamentation and births.

Due to the great competitiveness of plants and participating services, the Organizing Committee, consisting of staff of the Centre of the Territorial Directorate of health and the Belenista Association of Castellón decided to evaluate four categories of Nativity scenes, innovative, classic and birth, and other decoration of the common spaces.

Following this scheme, the members of the jury selected the set by the service’s kitchen staff, the best in classic, due to the extraordinary work carried out pursuant. In this category, Nativity scenes made by plant 5ªA of surgery and Hematology-UCE; they have also been awarded.

As the winner in the category of innovative Bethlehem, has been winner of Neonatology-ICPU, opted for a set of cones of cardboard and music.

Custody hospital unit has obtained one of the awards most coveted for its creation in the section on birth.
Finally, plant 5ªB surgery, has been awarded the prize of ornamentation because of the work done by the hospital staff to decorate the floor..

This competition aims to bring the holidays to patients admitted at this time. This initiative aims to humanize the Hospital and make pleasant stay in this Centre during Christmas for patients and their families.
The competition takes place between the different floors of hospitalization of the Hospital and policymakers making Nativity scenes are the people who comprise the staff of each plant and threatening enthusiasm and effort in their time free.

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Health will make some 420,000 mammograms in mobile units for the early detection of cancer until 2015.

Health held some 420,000 mammograms in mobile units for the early detection of cancer through 2015.

approved in governing the management contract of this public service by 11.5 million euros.

-More than 142,000 diagnostic tests have been made in the “ mamobús ”, in the first ten months of this year

-95% of women who in early stage breast cancer has been detected survives after ten years

Madrid, January 2012.- the Council of Government authorized a contract for management of the public service to perform mammograms in mobile units for the next four years, amounting to 11.4 million euros, within the program of detecting early of the cancer of breast of the community of Madrid (DEPRECAM).

The community of Madrid recalls that the implementation of the mammography is the most effective preventive measure for the detection and early treatment of breast cancer. These mobile facilities, Ministry of health guarantees the greatest possible coverage to facilitate the realization of this essential testing, displacing resources environments close to the residence of women recipients of the program.

He has indeed been detected in 70% of cases the tumor in its initial phase. In the first ten months of this year, the programme for early detection of the breast cancer in the community of Madrid has made the Madrid 142.144 mammograms.

In total, it is estimated that during the term of the new contract was made around 105,000 explorations mamográficas year, which are around 420,000 mammograms in the next four years.

More than one million of exploration

The programme for early detection of breast cancer, created in 1998, focuses on the realization, every two years, of a radiological examination of breast to all women aged between 50 and 69 years, ages in which breast cancer is the leading cause of mortality. Thanks to this program we have explored to more than one million women since its launch in motion and 0.5 per cent of them were sent to diagnostic confirmation to a hospital because there was suspicion of malignancy.

Although breast cancer is the tumor over frequent in Spanish women, 95% of the patients to them has been detected at initial stage survive ten years after diagnosis.

In the community of Madrid, about 2,500 women receive this diagnosis every year. Despite its incidence, the mortality rate in the community of Madrid from this disease lies a point below the average of Spain, which is the lowest in the European Union. Thus, in the Madrid Community rate is 17.3 deaths per 100,000 population from the 18.2 in Spain.

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SEPAR supports the decision of the Ministry of health of maintaining the current law of health measures to control smoking.

SEPAR supports the decision of the Ministry of health of maintaining the current law of health measures to control smoking.

Spain, January 2012- the Spanish society of Pneumology and thoracic surgery applauds the decision of the Ministry of health of maintaining the current law of health measures to control smoking. According to Dr. Carlos Jiménez Ruiz, Coordinator of the area of smoking of SEPAR “ active smoking causes 53,000 deaths a year in Spain and passive smoking produces more than 3,200 deaths. We can say that in Spain die every day 145 people as a result of tobacco. Smoking becomes the leading preventable cause of death in our country

Many more people die as a result of the smoking than those who do as a result of traffic accidents, or accidents ”.

Smoking is the leading cause of avoidable death in Spain. Smoking is addictive and chronic disease that causes mainly three types of pathological processes: cardiovascular disease (ischemic heart disease, myocardial infarction, aneurysm of aorta, peripheral vascular pathology, angina pectoris etc), respiratory disease (COPD, cancer of lung, etc) and tumor diseases (cancer of the larynx)(, cancer of the oral cavity, esophagus cancer, cancer of stomach, cancer of bladder, etc.). In addition, scientific studies show that children subjected to smoke tobacco more easily contracted respiratory diseases. In Spain, young people begin smoking to the 13.5 years. “ Should not be necessary to provide more data than those who are here – says Dr. Jiménez Ruiz, Coordinator of the smoking area of the SEPAR – to show that tobacco kills and is the responsibility of the política-sanitaria Administration provide the necessary resources, in this case an appropriate legislation to protect the health of nonsmokers against polluted air by the tobacco smoke and, moreover, be able to prevent that young people will start in the use of this drug.

Currently, SEPAR smoking area develops a study that analyzes the impact on the prevalence of secondhand and morbidity attributed to it, the entry into force of the current law at the beginning of the year 2011. Data, which will be available in the middle of the month of January speak clearly of great benefit that the current law of health measures against smoking is taking place in the Spanish public health. “ One of the good news for next year – indeed, says Dr. Jiménez Ruiz, Coordinator of the smoking area of the SEPAR – and an excellent gift of Kings that makes the new Minister to the Spanish public health is to persevere in the maintenance of the current legislation for control of tobacco use.

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42.2% Of children exposed daily or occasionally to the smoke at home.

42.2% Of children are exposed daily or occasionally to smoke tobacco in house

el Forum autonomy of smoking and SEPAR considered that help smokers quit smoking is a health measure efficient and priority

-15.5 per cent of mothers and 37 per cent of fathers are daily smokers

-14.2 per cent of students reported that at least one of the people that live smoke on a daily basis at home

Spain, January 2012.- El Forum autonomy of smoking that leads the Spanish society for Pneumology and thoracic surgery brought together expert pulmonologists of every autonomous scientific societies on 26 November to discuss the current situation of prevention and treatment of smoking in Spainreviewing the implications of the implementation of the current law on tobacco. Findings include that the law has been accepted by the majority of the population and compliance is high in all establishments catering without any serious economic damage to the sector. Respiratory health professionals consider that should continue in the same direction and that any easing of the law could now mean a step backwards.

They insist that health policies should promote assistance activities aimed at helping smokers to stop being so, because they have demonstrated an excellent relationship fundamental cost/benefit in times of crisis, although it is still early for analyzes the impact of the Health Act there is evidence that this protects the health of nonsmokers from air polluted by tobacco smoke. In this regard, the Coordinator of the Smoking Area of SEPAR, Dr. Carlos Jiménez, believes “ vital to maintain the popularising work about the harms of tobacco, the need to continue the campaigns of social awareness and promote smoking cessation policies given that the figures for prevalence of COPD and lung cancer are high and continue to grow ”.

one of the priority groups for SEPAR are children and young people receiving on the one hand the direct influence of the environment as a passive smoking and, on the other hand, are incorporated into look habit at very early ages, around the age of 13. By way of example, the tobacco prevention of SEPAR magazine published in its latest issue a study on exposure of children to the environmental tobacco smoke (FAT) held in Braga (Portugal) with children around in 9 years whose results do not differ from those obtained in other countries such as EnglandUnited States or Spain. The study shows that a significant number of children still exposed to smoke at home, despite evidence that environmental tobacco smoke is harmful to health at all stages of life, but especially in children.

Passive exposure to second-hand smoke tobacco in children is associated with a number of problems to your health as: cough, hoarseness, shortness of breath, increased risk of acute infections (bronchitis and pneumonia) and respiratory infections of repetition, such as induction and exacerbation of asthma, but also, “ tobacco at home is a risk factor so that the children are smoking later ” indicates Dr. Jiménez. The results of this Portuguese study reveal a 15.5% of the mothers and 37% of parents are daily smokers. In addition, 11.4 per cent of mothers and fathers was spread out with 25.8% under the smokes daily or occasionally at home. 14.2% Of the students reported that at least one of the people that live (father, mother, brother or other) smoke on a daily basis at home and 28% that makes them occasionally. Therefore, is estimated to be 42.2 per cent of pupils exposed daily or occasionally to environmental tobacco smoke. These data correspond to a 2006 study by the who and the CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) that he interviewed adolescents between 13 and 15 years, from 132 countries, and estimated that 43.9 per cent of these adolescents are exposed to second-hand smoke at home smoking and 55.8 per cent in public spaces. Note the contrast between the reality of your environment and the views of children on tobacco and smoking Act which contains the study Portuguese.

98.3 Per cent of them believed that cigarettes are harmful to health, 95.5 per cent considered that annoying smokers to other persons and a 99% does not consider a nice attitude to smoking. Although only 1.7% of the students intend to smoke in the future, this shows that still has not won the battle to tobacco is the average age of respondents aged 9,14, very early to think about smoking. According to the Spanish society for Pneumology and thoracic surgery, children begin smoking at 13 and 14 do so regularly. According to Dr. Juan Ruiz Manzano, President of SEPAR, “ it is important to educate adults about the harm of tobacco and deter children from an early, since SEPAR consumption and the Forum regional tobacco always will be ready to support any initiative in this regard and we are at disposal of the new administration to continue to cooperate in the prevention and treatment of smoking ”.

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Surah Al-Rehman – The Ultimate Free Remedy for Incurable Diseases

(By Listening Only- 20 Minutes Only)

Kindly download the Surah “AL-REHMAN” (recited by Qari Abdul Basit without translation) from here.


Treatment Plan

Just Listen to it three times a day (morning, afternoon, evening) for seven consecutive days using following procedure:-


    Before listening:

  • Close your eyes
  • Feel your self in front of ALLAH Almighty/ God
  • Then listen to it with greater concentration and closed eyes

    When the recitation/ AUDIO is finished:

  • Open your eyes and take half glass of water
  • Close your eyes again and say “ALLAH” three times in your heart with deep affection/ love
  • Then drink the water with closed eyes in three sips

Surah Al-Rehman – The Ultimate Free Remedy for Incurable Diseases

(By Listening Only- 20 Minutes Only)

Kindly download the Surah “AL-REHMAN” (recited by Qari Abdul Basit without translation) from here.


Treatment Plan

Just Listen to it three times a day (morning, afternoon, evening) for seven consecutive days using following procedure:-


    Before listening:

  • Close your eyes
  • Feel your self in front of ALLAH Almighty/ God
  • Then listen to it with greater concentration and closed eyes

    When the recitation/ AUDIO is finished:

  • Open your eyes and take half glass of water
  • Close your eyes again and say “ALLAH” three times in your heart with deep affection/ love
  • Then drink the water with closed eyes in three sips