The President of the Workers Party (PT) of Brazil, Gleisi Hoffman, thanked the government and Cuban doctors for their solidarity with her people, who today regret the withdrawal of their professionals from the More Doctors Program.
Health authorities from small cities in northeastern Brazil fear a health gap might result from the departure of Cuban doctors due to the offensive positions of the future government of far right politian Jair Bolsonaro.
A photograph of the first Cuban doctors and health workers who arrived in Sierra Leone in 2014 to combat Ebola illustrates this Thursday one of the multiple dimensions of Latin America’s global leadership in South-South cooperation.
Health authorities from small cities in northeastern Brazil fear a health blackout on Thursday due to the departure of Cuban doctors, in the face of offensive positions of the future government of the far right Jair Bolsonaro.
Cuba’s Ministry of Public Health (Minsap) announced on Wednesday that it will not continue in Brazil”s More Doctors Program, given the conditions set forth by the president-elect of the South American country, Jair Bolsonaro, for the island”s professionals.
The International Symposium on Sudden Cardiovascular Death, started on Tuesday in Havana, should give a lot of information to continue learning about the reality of Latin America and the Caribbean, Peruvian physician Jonathan Quispe said.
The 16th Pan-American Nursing Research Colloquium concludes Friday in Havana with the assistance of delegates from 21 countries after four scientific days, dedicated to improve the quality of care to patients.
The 16th Pan-American Nursing Research Colloquium is focusing on Wednesday on the provision of services in Latin American and Caribbean communities with participation of representatives of 21 countries at Havana”s Conference Center.
Cuba has one nurse for every 123 inhabitants, Cuban Health Minister Jose Angel Portal said on Tuesday during the inaugural conference of the 16th Pan-American Colloquium on Nursing Research attended by delegates from 21 countries.
The 16th Pan-American Nursing Research Colloquium opens in Havana on Tuesday with the assistance of delegates from 21 countries with the aim of socializing the work to improve the quality of care.
Delegates from 21 countries will attend the 16th Pan American Colloquium on Nursing Research to be held here with the aim of socializing the work done to improve the quality of care, the organizers confirmed.
With the idea of promoting Sport for All, the event ”Cubamotricidad-2018” opened on Tuesday at Havana’s Conference Center.
More than 300 Cuban and foreign specialists are attending today in this central city of the country the 9th National Congress of Nephrology, which includes the debate of nearly 200 presentations.
Cuban doctors and health technicians working in Seychelles highlighted the importance of the changes proposed in the draft Constitution on public consultation in their country.
The 6th Congress of the Cuban Society of Natural and Traditional Medicine, Bionat 2018, is hosting today the 2nd Congress of Onnetsu Therapy, based on a traditional Japanese technique.
Cuban President, Miguel Diaz-Canel evaluated the work of medical care, illness prevention and the hygiene and epidemiological system of the island.
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Rogelio Sierra met today with the medical brigade of the Caribbean country that is working in Nauru, on occasion of his participation in the 49th Pacific Islands Forum.
The economic, financial and trade blockade the US Government on Cuba has caused the island”s health system damages for over 2.5 billion dollars in almost 60 years, its Foreign Ministry upholds.
More than one million people live with diabetes in Cuba, but only 700,000 are registered, warn experts from the island, according to an article published today in Granma newspaper
The only survivor of the plane crash in Cuba on May 18, Mailen Diaz Almaguer, is continuing his recovery and has started rehabilitation at the Hermanos Ameijeiras Hospital in this capital.
