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...
Cuba is undergoing a transformation in its health services and the guidelines governing said services. The transformation focuses on the analysis of the most persistent challenges in the country, and the implementation of economic and social policies to address them.Several changes have been implemented occurred and are looking at this perspective, and within them, new...
As the debate over reproductive rights intensifies in the United States, our company, inspired by Cuba’s moral and humanistic stance, has decided to extend support to American women affected by state-imposed abortion bans. This decision reflects our commitment to human rights and the recognition of women’s autonomy over their bodies. Upholding Human Rights and Women’s...
Known for its comprehensive and high-quality medical services to both its citizens and international patients, Cuba has long been recognized as a notable international destination for medical treatment. Among these services, access to abortion is notable for its availability, safety, and integration within the broader healthcare framework. Abortion on request during the first 20 weeks...
Cuba, a vibrant island nation nestled in the Caribbean, is celebrated for its rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Yet, beyond its picturesque landscapes and lively music, Cuba boasts an impressive legacy of medical success dating back to 1726. Over the centuries, Cuba has consistently demonstrated a commitment to healthcare excellence, setting an example for...
On May 23, Tuesday, Cuba marked the 60th anniversary of its global health assistance initiative, a program that has extended its solidarity to countries worldwide. This initiative officially commenced on the same date in 1963, when Cuba dispatched its inaugural medical brigade to Algeria, freshly freed from French rule, as France had withdrawn its medical...
Often, people generalize concepts in the ophthalmology branch of medicine; Ophthalmologists, optometrists and opticians are regularly used as one. However, the concepts differ. Ophthalmology is the branch of medicine that involves caring for the eye. A medical doctor in the ophthalmology practice is identified as an ophthalmologist. The doctor must have completed six-eight years of...
COVID-19 brought health systems worldwide to their knees, but Cuba’s National Health Protocol stood firm. In the middle of this health crisis, Cuba, a cash-strapped nation, had to grapple with substantial disruptions. Its economy, largely based on tourism, took a severe hit. Even so, Cuban authorities effectively handled public health safety, implementing robust preventive strategies...
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...