Spanish Public Health Delays Affect Two Million People

A report from the Anar Foundation and Mutua Madrileña for the 2024-2025 academic year states that 12.3% of students in Spain report experiencing bullying. The data indicates that many children perceive the issue as a recurring threat. The data indicates that thousands of children in the country are affected by school harassment. Approximately 12.3% of students in Spain are affected by bullying, according to reported data. One in three victims does not report the incidents due to fear or a desire to avoid worrying parents. The report noted that suicide is the second leading cause of death among children in Spain, following accidents. The issue encompasses physical violence as well as newer forms like cyberbullying and threats involving artificial intelligence. A representative from the Trencats association, co-founded by Alma and Brian, noted that the landscape of bullying has changed significantly due to social media and AI. Autonomous communities in Spain report that over two million medical consultations, tests, and operations have been suspended. Health expert José María Bellán stated that the full effects on surgeries and specialties will not be visible until June. Public health data is released on a semestral basis. The current delays in primary care are described by experts as a black box.