A Cuban medical brigade returned on Saturday from Türkiye, where it provided health care to those affected by an earthquake that killed and injured thousands of people and caused extensive material damage»
Clinical trial on Alzheimer’s disease drug begins of Sancti Spiritus
The 3rd phase of clinical trials to evaluate the efficacy and safety of the NeuralCIM neuroprotective drug in patients with mild or moderate Alzheimer's amnesic variant is being carried out in Sancti Spiritus, medical specialists reported»
Cuba advances in domestic oral Polio vaccination campaign
The first stage of the 62nd oral polio vaccination campaign that began last February 27 in Cuba is currently progressing in this central province, health officials said on Wednesday»
Cuba on the way to having its own vaccine against the human papillomavirus
The aim is to have a formulated vaccine candidate ready to be evaluated in animal models in 2023»
Cuba launches new version of software for public health services
In order to improve the quality of public health, the Medical Biophysics Center in Santiago de Cuba (eastern region)is planning a new version of Imagis 2.0, software created 25 years ago to access Imaging services from any area of the clinics.»
Cuba develops new hip prosthesis
Cuba presented a homegrown hip prosthesis to meet the domestic demand, especially among the elderly, a demographic segment that represents a little more than 20 percent of the population.»
AI could be real threats to jobs, say U.S. experts
Computer and information science experts at the Rochester Institute of Technology on Wednesday said artificial intelligence (AI) will drastically change jobs in education, finance and graphic design»
Scientists Recall Clinical Trials of First COVID-19 Vaccine in Latin America
Scientists with Havana’s Genetic Engineering and Biotech Center (CIGB) marked the second year since the start of clinical trials phase II for the candidate Vaccine Abdala, which became the first COVID-19 vaccine in Latin America.»
Scientists to design power-saving crash detector based on insects
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have designed a simple, power-saving collision detector inspired by the way insects avoid bumping into one another.»
Face Masks Still All-important to Fight Off Covid-19
WHO detailed face covering should be worn after a recent exposure to SARS-CoV-2, when someone has or suspects having being infected, is at high risk, and also if they are in a crowded, closed or poorly ventilated space.»