Health Palma
Health Palma covers healthcare in Palma, on Mallorca, from hospital appointments and waiting times to the pressures on doctors and patients. Recurring questions include hospital capacity, clinical tools for assessing pain and the organisation of services across the Balearics. Health also extends beyond treatment rooms, touching on conditions in schools and the handling of hospital waste. Together, these subjects show how care depends on both medical practice and public decisions.
66 reports on Health Palma, latest from 9 November 2026
- Mallorca hotel cleaners face early retirement wait
- Balearic school psychologists reach 20,225 pupils
- Mallorca hotel room cleaners: early retirement review
- Healthcare staff shortages: Menorca seeks answers
- Mallorca surgeons focus on saving badly injured limbs
- Five Mallorca schools test ways to prevent back pain
- Palma to honour historic restaurants in 2027
- Mallorca school meals kitchen shut: 2,240 affected
- Mallorca MPs plan tribute to Urda rail crash victims
- Mallorca: €171m private healthcare funding questioned
- Mallorca: Balearic spending jumps 17.8% past cap
- Mallorca cancer run draws 5,700 to Palma streets
- Balearics approve butterfly skin drug, but patients wait
- Mallorca cancer run: over 1,000 hotel staff sign up
- Mallorca hosts AI talks on spinal cord injuries
- Vitamin tests cost Balearics €1 million as demand grows
- Mallorca gospel fundraiser makes Menorca debut in Maó
- Mallorca youth mental health: nine talks in Palma
- Mallorca egg recall urged over Manacor salmonella risk
- Balearic health survey: 69.6% rate their health good
- Mallorca researcher tests story videos for autism
- Mallorca first aid tents teach cardiac arrest response
- Mallorca doctor gap sends Felanitx patients to Palma
- Mallorca: Port de Sóller clinic moves over roof leaks
- Mallorca retirement: 4 kilometres a day, money to manage