The South Africa-Cuba Medical Training Program, also known as the Mandela-Castro Scholarship, is a joint initiative aimed at addressing the critical shortage of medical professionals in rural and underserved areas of South Africa. This scholarship program provides South African students with the opportunity to study medicine in Cuba, equipping them with the necessary skills to...
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Vitiligo is a skin condition that affects millions worldwide, and for many, Melagenina Plus has been a beacon of hope. Developed by the Placental Histotherapy Center in Havana, Cuba, this treatment has shown significant success in managing Vitiligo. However, the rise in online scams surrounding the sale of Melagenina Plus has become a serious concern,...
Cuban medical graduates often question whether their education will allow them to practice medicine in the United States. The good news is that many Cuban medical schools are recognized by international accreditation bodies, and their graduates are eligible to pursue medical licensure in the U.S. This article outlines the steps Cuban graduates need to take...
Planning your dream vacation to Cuba? Picture strolling along the vibrant streets of Havana, unwinding on pristine beaches, and savoring the island’s rich culture. But before you embark on this adventure, there’s one essential step you can’t overlook: securing travel insurance for Cuba. Since 2010, the Cuban government has mandated that all visitors have valid travel...
Cuba, with its rich culture, beautiful landscapes, and fascinating history, is a top destination for many travelers. Before embarking on your Cuban adventure, it’s essential to secure travel medical insurance. This requirement is not merely a bureaucratic step; it’s a critical measure to ensure your well-being and protect Cuba’s healthcare system. In this article, we’ll...
The COVID-19 pandemic began at an unprecedented time when humans, organizations and institutes were not prepared. Like the global cases and deaths, Cuba had a recurring cases and deaths totaling 70,000 and 408 respectively as at March 2021 (Yaffe, 2021). The severity of cases and the resulting deaths influenced the production of COVID-19 vaccine in...