Living

These are atypical times for everyone, and especially for the more than 40 thousand women who have given birth in times of coronavirus in our country. Due to the pandemic, the arrival of their babies is being very different from what they had imagined, but they are already with their offspring in their arms or will be very soon. Everything will be fine.

We interview Elena Gómez-Díaz, an evolutionary biologist who focuses her research on malaria. How does the COVID-19 epidemic affect the fight against this disease?

How does the coronavirus affect affective-sexual life? We compile the conclusions of various experts.

Vaccines, drugs, therapies ... dozens of new scientific studies related to COVID-19 are published every day. A review looks at the most hopeful approaches in the fight against the new virus.

The virus is prone to mutating, but experts warn that this does not have to enhance its transmission capacity or make it more deadly.

Emotional vampires may or may not be aware of their behavior, which is sometimes due to a lack of empathy.

To supply our body with vitamin D, essential for bone health, we need the sun. To a lesser extent we can obtain it from food.

We have all lived that moment of wanting or needing to do something, and not being able to because our baby constantly demands us. For them, the arms of mom and dad are a necessity because they protect them, fill them with love and are their refuge when they need to feel safe.