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Current Challenges in the Treatment of Retinitis Pigmentosa Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) represents a rare and severely debilitating group of disorders affecting vision that have a genetic background and are slowly progressive by nature (1). Despite the continuing efforts of the scientific community directed towards the understanding and treatment of the disease, RP still remains incurable....

CubaHeal Research department The Rain Men It has been estimated according to the data published by the World Health Organization that 1 in 160 children worldwide suffers from autism. The exact number is quite challenging to estimate for various reasons. It is presumed that Cuba has a lower rate of children with autism spectrum disorder...

Life expectancy of Cuban population has increased significantly over the past decade.  In 2014, an average life expectancy was shown to be 78.5 years (1).  It is predicted that approximately a third of the entire population in Cuba is going to reach the age of 60 by the year 2030 (2).  The increased life expectancy,...

Canadian Woman’s Successful Use of Cuban Vaccine Gives Mesothelioma Patients Hope A Cuban vaccine called CIMAvax EGF, which is currently undergoing U.S. testing for its effectiveness in treating mesothelioma and other cancers, has apparently saved the life of a Canadian woman diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer.  Judy Bryden of Regina, Saskatchewan was originally diagnosed with...

A Regina woman wants to spread the word about a vaccine she received in Cuba that she says has kept her alive. Judy Bryden was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2016, after returning home from a trip with a cold. She underwent numerous scans and, in November 2016, she began chemotherapy. Bryden said the chemotherapy nearly...

In spite of the U.S. embargo and due to the nature of its economic model being less market oriented than its counterparts and more focused on research for the bettering of the quality of life, Cuba has been able to established a strong and vibrant medical research and biotechnology industry with 1.8 scientists per 1000...

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