The researcher from the Health Technology Assessment Service of the Canary Islands Health Service (SESCS), Beatriz León Salas, participated in the 23rd Annual Conference & 30th Anniversary of the International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies (ISQOLS), held in Luxembourg, presenting the poster titled:

“Integrated lifestyle and disease profiles in adults aged 45–65: a strategy to prevent frailty and improve quality of life”.

This work is part of SESCS’s efforts to generate and share scientific evidence aimed at preventing frailty and improving quality of life in the adult population. Participation in this international conference has helped to give visibility to the multidimensional approach being developed in the Canary Islands in the field of public health and active ageing.

SESCS’s presence at ISQOLS 2025 reinforces the team’s commitment to applied research and international cooperation in the study of well-being and health throughout the life course.