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Is the Common Cold Really Much Worse This Year?
Many people are reporting the “worst cold ever.” But are colds really much worse this year? And, if so, what is causing it? Read more
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Keeping a Good Thing Going: Renewing Your Non-lucrative Visa
Klev&Vera Law Firm shares expert advice on how to renew your non-lucrative visa in Spain. Read more
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Thinking about Becoming a Digital Nomad?
For many Americans, the allure of relocating to another part of the world where the cost of living is manageable and new cultural experiences await is irresistible, but it's important to consider the tax implications before taking the plunge. Read more
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The sculptire "Carmela" by Jaume Plensa (2015) sits next to the Palau de la Música Catalana. Photo by Antonio Lajusticia Bueno courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
Many of the walls of this part of the city date back over 1,000 years. The past few decades have seen it transform into a warren of trendy coffee and craft beer bars, tapas restaurants, alternative fashion shops, artists’ studios and upscale hotels. Read more
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General Medicine & Pediatrics—What to Expect from Your Visit
An important aspect of health care that is often overlooked is receiving care in your native language; that is why the GPs and specialists at Turó Park Medical Center all offer their services in an extensive range of languages. Read more
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What a Trademark Is, Why You Need One
When you’ve got a big idea, you want it to flourish. You want it to grow and succeed. As you set up your business and market it, you start to consider your brand. You’ll want to protect your rights to it—this is where trademarks come in. Read more
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Why 7,000 Steps a Day Is the New 10,000 Steps a Day
When trying to get more active, it can often be demoralizing when you look at your step count and realize you haven’t reached that goal of 10,000 steps. In fact, it can even be demotivating. Read more
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A Year in Therapy: A Client and Therapist Reflect Together
Ever wondered what goes on in therapy? Leigh Matthews and one of her clients reflect on his past year in treatment. She is Founder and Director of Therapy in Barcelona and an Australian Registered Psychologist with almost two decades of experience. Read more
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Women’s Health: Obstetrics & Gynecology in Barcelona
Many women feel nervous before their gynecological appointment because they're often not sure what to expect. The doctors at Turó Park outlined for us what you can expect so that you can feel more at ease in your next visit. Read more
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The Four Types of Intellectual Property Rights
Having a great idea is one thing, as is coming up with a great slogan or a winning logo. However, protecting that idea or those assets as your own intellectual property is something else entirely. Read more
