Minister of Health presents Spain's experience with hantavirus at an international forum
The Spanish Minister of Health, Mónica García, recently participated in an international forum held in Cambridge. The event focused on analyzing current public health challenges and the impact of misinformation on the management of health crises at a global level.
During her speech, the minister shared Spain's experience in managing the hantavirus outbreak that occurred on July 3, 2026. García highlighted the importance of transparency and constant communication with the public to avoid panic and ensure that the population follows official medical recommendations.
The forum brought together experts and authorities from various countries to discuss how to combat fake news circulating on social media during health emergencies. The Spanish delegation emphasized that access to verified data is the most effective tool for protecting citizens' health against emerging viruses.
Spain's participation in this meeting reinforces the country's commitment to international cooperation in health matters. Spanish health authorities continue to work on prevention protocols to improve the response to future epidemiological risks within the national territory.