Irish MEP Mick Wallace and British academic Helen Yaffe highlighted Cuba's response to climate change the day before in the European Parliament, where a documentary on the island's strategies was presented»
Cuba has added to its list of medicines the Caña Santa and NutriSan tablets, two new products of natural origin conceived by the national biopharmaceutical industry.»
Luis Javier González López has been working for over three decades at the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (CIGB), and throughout these years he has experienced each of the obstacles posted by the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States, which directly affects the development of Cuban biotechnology.»
Cuba continues its strategy for the control of dengue fever, where an improvement in the work of confrontation is appreciated. »
Agricultural managers in Cuba are looking for tools that allow them to solve the sector's problems and stimulate different spheres such as energy, with an emphasis on energy saving, says an official report. »
A team of experts from the Cuban Ministry of Health is in the province of Sancti Spíritus to monitor actions against the growing spread of dengue in recent weeks»
Cuban science has undoubtedly earned a relevant place worldwide. Its high development is recognized by nations, outstanding institutions, experts and specialized publications. It has also made it possible for Cubans and citizens of other nationalities to benefit from medicines created by our researchers.»
Faced with the epidemiological threat posed by Monkeypox - already declared by the WHO as a global health emergency - the national health system has established a group of actions aimed at preventing and confronting the risk of the spread of this zoonosis, which has not yet reported any contagion in Cuba, Granma newspaper reported today.»
The World Health Organization (WHO) called for the expansion of vaccination coverage at the international level to confront the spread of the Mycron subvariants of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which causes Covid-19.»
Cuba maintains control over Covid-19 but remains alert to an increase in reported cases of dengue fever, the island's Minister of Public Health, José Ángel Portal, said.»
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