welife.es
Spanish wellness and longevity media vertical of Vocento, publishing science-based health articles and running WeLife Festival
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About welife.es
WeLife is the wellness, conscious lifestyle and longevity vertical of the Spanish media group Vocento. It publishes articles that translate scientific evidence into information on body, mind and planet, organised in sections such as food, exercise, hormonal health, beauty, mind, longevity and menopause.
The audience is readers interested in health and lifestyle. The brand also runs events, including the WeLife Festival, WeLife Longevidad and WeLife Menopausia, and offers a newsletter.
The publication is in Spanish.
Product: Health and wellness editorial content, a newsletter and events such as WeLife Festival.
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