Elena G. Sevillano

Spanish nursing assistant who contracted Ebola has finally been released from isolation

Nursing aide’s “enormous physical and mental strength” were key to her recovery, they say

Teresa Romero to soon be transferred to regular ward after second negative blood test

Patients in Madrid and Tenerife must now await second check before receiving the all-clear

Patient who was transported in ambulance after nursing assistant admitted to Carlos III Plane passenger from Nigeria and a third Spanish missionary also taken in

Teresa Romero’s condition has improved but relatives warn she could still have a relapse

Teresa Romero remains in serious condition but doctors see grounds for cautious optimism

As well as 15 high-risk contacts, a further 83 are under “active vigilance”

Texas residents have been informed “door-to-door” of developments Spanish neighbors of infected nursing assistant complain of a lack of information

Nurses are resigning over what they claim are inadequate protection measures Staff are also feeling the effects of the Ebola crisis in their personal lives

Workers at Carlos III Hospital in Madrid argue safety measures are not adequate

Teresa Romero’s brother tells reporters she is suffering pulmonary problems

The two doctors who treated Ebola patient Teresa Romero in Alcorcón are latest arrivals

Sick health worker repeatedly called Carlos III Hospital to report fever, yet was told to wait

Husband of nursing assistant with virus had launched internet campaign to save life of pet

The woman formed part of the team that cared for the Spanish missionaries with Ebola

Manuel García Viejo, who was being treated in Spain, became infected in Sierra Leone

Canary island inaugurates water and wind power plant that replaces old fuel-run facilities

Tribunal ignored seven appeals claiming damage to island wildlife, fishing and tourism

Scientists link offshore Castor storage project to seismic activity recorded in Castellón last year Plant has been shut since quakes, the biggest of which measured 4.2 on the Richter scale

Figures show government’s scheme to make illegal migrants pay for treatment is not working Stuck in tangle of red tape, many vulnerable people are being denied healthcare

One patient's surgery was postponed due to the lack of an available anesthetist Health service has lost 53,000 personnel in last two years

Gender violence gets reported more in northern countries, study finds

Potentially contaminating businesses had to take out insurance to cover cleanup costs But a new reform will let 98 percent of firms opt out

Residents and politicians are alarmed at plans to start drilling in the Mediterranean

As 32-year-old Daniela found out, access to the procedure at a public hospital can be impossible The government is planning to make the law covering terminations even tougher