Spain's medical level ranks eighth in the world.

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Spain's medical level ranks eighth in the world.

According to the report, the countries with the most complete medical system are Andorra (95 points), Iceland (94 points) and Switzerland (92 points). Sweden, Norway, Australia, Finland and other countries have the highest medical standards in the world. In these 25 years, the countries with the greatest improvement in medical standards are Italy, France, Greece, Germany, Britain and Portugal.

According to reports, Spain has a high level in the treatment of diphtheria, tetanus, measles and respiratory infections, and is also excellent in the treatment of obstetric-related diseases. But in the treatment of Hodgkin's lymphoma, leukemia and skin cancer, the level is relatively low.

The current universal health care system in Spain is called "universal health care system": universal health care, welfare and public expenses are its three characteristics. At the same time, Spain's medical level is high, medical equipment is advanced, medical care network is perfect, and health centers and hospitals are densely distributed, making it very convenient to see a doctor.

What's more worth mentioning is that Spain has made outstanding contributions in cancer treatment, stem cell research and heart disease treatment.

The environment is particularly good, the diet is healthy and the medical care is good. Spain has the longest life expectancy in Europe, with an average life expectancy of 83 years.