Aedes Aegypti centers Cuba debate

An analysis of the campaign against the Aedes Aegypti mosquito carried out in the Cuban capital centered the ordinary session of the People's General Assembly on Saturday. Read More

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Josiah now doing medical studies after 15 years at a boys' home

Josiah Wilson, at age 20, has spent three-quarters of his life in a boys' home, having been accommodated at Swift Purcell in this rural town from the age of five. Read More

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Medical team travels to Cuba

Thunder Bay is providing some medical assistance of a different kind to a small centre in Cuba. Read More

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New method to improve maternal health in Cuba

Cuban experts have developed a method to early diagnose hypertension during pregnancy Read More

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Cigars and sex 'boost Cuba lives'

Cuba's high number of centenarians say their longevity is down to laying off alcohol, but indulging in coffee, cigars and sex. Read More

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The "Yes I Can" Program: The Work of Millions

Leonela Relys Diaz does pass unnoticed, though she tries. What she has accomplished has had an impact on thousands of people from different countries Read More

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Cuba Introduces New ANGIODIN PD-3000

Cuba introduced a new medical device in its national health system Read More

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Daily challenges of cuban doctors in Haiti

Immersed in its daily routine, the city has erased almost all traces of the severe floods that struck two years ago killing thousands of its inhabitants, destroying buildings and blocking roads. Now it is back to "normality," in the poorest country of the western hemisphere. Read More

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Namibia: Cuba expands health presence

Twenty new Cuban health professionals have arrived in Namibia to help alleviate the shortage of medical staff in the country. Read More

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More US students at Cuba Med School

New group of US students to the Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM) in Havana Read More

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