Skin, sleep, energy, and hot flashes: this is how women's care evolves during menopause

Skin, sleep, energy, and hot flashes: this is how women’s care evolves during menopause

Menopause is a natural stage in a woman’s life, but it is not always experienced easily. The drop in estrogen and progesterone marks the end of the reproductive stage and triggers changes that go far beyond the visible: the skin loses density, hydration, and elasticity; hot flashes, sleep disturbances, fatigue, emotional changes, or discomfort associated with intimate aging may appear. It is a complex reality that for years has been addressed in a fragmented way, when many women need precisely the opposite: a more global, specific, and connected perspective with what they feel day to day.

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The King seals the “fruitful dialogue” between Mexico and Spain in his praise of Gonzalo Celorio's work

The King seals the “fruitful dialogue” between Mexico and Spain in his praise of Gonzalo Celorio’s work

We thank Gonzalo Celorio for representing, in his work and in his life, that fruitful dialogue between tradition and creation, between memory and future, between Mexico and Spain. For ultimately enriching our language and our literary heritage.” With these words, the King certified this Thursday the enduring union of both countries, “more than brothers,” in the Cervantes Prize award ceremony to the Mexican writer that took place in the main hall of the University of Alcalá de Henares.

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Peinado confirms the prosecution of Begoña Gómez for acting as “wife of” Sánchez

Peinado confirms the prosecution of Begoña Gómez for acting as “wife of” Sánchez

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has dismissed the appeals filed by Begoña Gómez, her advisor in Moncloa Cristina Álvarez, and businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés against his decision to refer the case to a jury if it ultimately goes to trial, while also once again rejecting the dismissal of the investigation for the crimes of influence peddling, corruption in private sector business, embezzlement, and misappropriation of public funds in relation to the chair held by the wife of the Prime Minister at the Complutense University of Madrid.

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The energy shock from the Iranian conflict weakens the manufacturing sector

The energy shock from the Iranian conflict weakens the manufacturing sector

The shock of energy prices due to the Iranian conflict is beginning to claim its first victims. A report from Caixabank Research warns that the manufacturing industry risks weakening its growth, even sinking into stagnation. The intensity of energy consumption as well as dependence on foreign trade cause this sector to be the most sensitive to the international situation.

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Luis Enrique's PSG expands the museum with their second consecutive Champions League title

Luis Enrique’s PSG expands the museum with their second consecutive Champions League title

Paris is a city of museums. And PSG can already start expanding theirs in the image and likeness of the Louvre or the Orsay. Since Luis Enrique arrived at the Parc des Princes, trophies have not stopped coming into their display cases, including the last two Champions League titles. The Parisian team had never won it before, and in three years with the Asturian coach, they have won the great continental tournament twice in a row. This time it had nothing to do with the walkover against Inter, but they had to suffer until the end. Then everything went their way. In Budapest, everything was against them. They started losing, forced extra time, went to penalties, and only when Gabriel Magalhães missed Arsenal’s fifth penalty could they celebrate their new dynasty.

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The 210 references to Zapatero in the UDEF reports: how far is the former president surrounded?

The 210 references to Zapatero in the UDEF reports: how far is the former president surrounded?

At the end of the reports from the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police, the investigators reach the “conclusion” that there is “sufficient evidence” to place José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero at the head of an organized network of influence peddling in favor of clients – such as Plus Ultra – who would pay, through a corporate environment controlled by his partner, the former Prime Minister.

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