Infant Mortality

Explore the critical issues contributing to the rise in infant mortality in Cuba, including healthcare system challenges, congenital defects, medical negligence, and external factors like U.S. sanctions.

Study Attributes Rising Infant Mortality in Cuba to U.S. Sanctions

Published on 4/28/2026

Cuban Man Blames Health System Failures for the Death of Five-Month-Old Twins

Published on 4/21/2026

Cuban Health Crisis: Infant Mortality in Havana Reaches Alarming Highs

Published on 2/1/2026

Cuban Infant Mortality Rate Reaches Disturbing High in 2025

Published on 12/21/2025

Young Mother and Her Newborn Die Amidst Allegations of Medical Negligence in Ciego de Ávila

Published on 12/7/2025

José Ángel Portal Miranda: Key Figure in Cuba's Healthcare Crisis

Published on 10/8/2025

Cuban Healthcare System Faces Collapse: Minister Admits Lack of Medicines and Resources

Published on 7/15/2025

Infant Mortality Rate in Guantánamo Surges as Communist Party Sticks to Ideology

Published on 5/7/2025

Infant's Death in Sancti Spíritus: Pediatric Hospital Discloses Details

Published on 2/17/2025

Rising Infant Mortality in Villa Clara Linked to Congenital Defects

Published on 12/9/2024