Cuban First Vice President Miguel Diaz-Canel said at the climate summit a solution to tackle global warming must include eliminating poverty and promoting a more just and equitable international economic order»
A new UN report praised Cuba’s outstanding achievements in education and science on Wednesday, highlighting its medical efforts to combat the Ebola virus in several African countries.»
Cuba emphasized in Geneva the importance of the creation of capacities, aimed at strengthening sustainable systems to face new outbreaks of Ebola.»
U.S. nephrologists will give as of today a series of lectures at the “Professor Abelardo Buch Lopez” Nephrology Institute, in Havana, Granma newspaper reported.»
The Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology of Cuba (CIGB) in Havana presented Thursday the results of the new Cuban medicine PEG-Heberon to treat chronic hepatitis C.»
Cuba has reached a survival rate in heart surgeries higher to 95 percent, ranking among the most advanced countries in this matter.»
For the first time since March, 2014, the World Health Organization reported Wednesday the end of an entire week without cases of Ebola, the epidemic responsible for over 11,000 deaths in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.»
The most significant experiences and developments in orthopedics and traumatology in the world are evaluated during the 26th International Congress of Orthopedics, Camaguey-2015, attended by about 250 delegates from 18 countries.»
Conceived as a space for academic debate and scientific exchange, the Fifth International Seminar of Nanosciences and Nanotechnology begins today at the Conference Center in Havana.»
Members of the Committee on Science, Technology and Innovation of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) traveled to Cuba, in search of opportunities for cooperation projects in those areas.»
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