If we had to choose a word to sum up the content of Inspira for this month of February 2013, it would undoubtedly be interconnection
We come to the delivery ceremony of the awards to Montxo Armendariz for the film ‘No tengas miedo’, the documentary ‘Infancia en riesgo’, and to the catalan actress Mont Plans.
We interview Arian Tarbal, technical in innovation and management projects and one responsible for FAROS, the digital platform or health promotion and children’s welfare of Hospital Sant Joan de Déu
‘Jack of Hearts, a world to discover’ is the campaign of AACIC Coravant, association and foundation of congenital heart diseases.
Fundació Roger Torné sponsored the closing conference by Dr. Marieta Fernández, researcher of the INMA project.
We interview Juan Antonio Ortega García, Environment and Pediatrician Cancer doctor and director of the Unit of Pediatrician Environmental Health (PEHSU of Murcia.
We speak with the researchers of the Massachusetts Medical School about the study published that states that full attention can improve quality of life in asthma patients.
Experts in children’s health and environment explain us which future challenges should be reflected in the next months in Inspira.
As we said in our first article about the four years of Inspira, on this birthday we wanted to set our view into the futur, without forgetting the past, and we wanted to collect a series of issues and new challenges for this magazine about children’s health and the impact that habits and the environment have on it. Ending a year necessarily implies starting another one and at Inspira we have a lot of new objectives to start this 2013. We show them to you in this article, inviting you to take action and sending your suggestions.
Four years ago, Roger Torné Foundation started Inspira, this online magazine about children’s health and environment.
