In this video, psychologist Javier Savin, Director of Psychological Care at the Fundación Salud y Persona, delivers a lecture on how to communicate bad news in healthcare settings. Using a cognitive-behavioral approach, he presents the theoretical foundations of general health psychology, highlighting the differences between the roles of psychologists and psychiatrists, and emphasizing the importance of emotions and emotional intelligence in such situations. He also introduces practical tools, such as the MUM effect, and proposes a structured guide for delivering bad news in an appropriate, empathetic, and coherent manner.

Dr. Wei Liu, Dermatologist at the Chinese PLA Air Force General Hospital, discusses how UV radiation damages DNA - a topic directly connected to sunscreen development. He explains that while skin has natural DNA repair mechanisms, this capacity declines with age - particularly in elderly individuals and light skin phototypes (I-II) - increasing the risk of mutations and skin cancer. Based on these findings, Dr. Liu emphasizes to the European dermatological community the critical importance of incorporating DNA-repairing active ingredients in sunscreens as a preventive strategy against cumulative sun damage.