60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Seed of Cuban science that continues to be a fertile tree
The National Center for Scientific Research has the status of High Technology Enterprise
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First 500 Cuban-made ventilators coming soon
By October, the national health system should have on hand the first ventilators built In Cuba
Phase III clinical trial of Jusvinza for treating rheumatoid arthritis is progressing
This placebo-controlled, double-blind trial includes patients with moderate rheumatoid arthritis
In the world there are around seven million people suffering from Parkinson's disease
Studies reveal that the disease tends to occur more frequently after the age of 60 and 65, more in men than in women
Cuba could have its own system for the rapid diagnosis of dengue fever and a vaccine candidate this year.
Cuban ongoing projects to have a system for rapid diagnosis of dengue and a preventive vaccine against this disease show important advances, which could translate into concrete results for this year, confirmed authorities of the Business Group of the Biotechnological and Pharmaceutical Industries (BioCubaFarma in Spanish).
BioCen innovates to keep pace with emergencies
The institution has been certified as a High-Tech Company and now has a highly qualified team of workers.
Unesco recognizes the role of Cuban women in science
Cuban women are on the front lines of the COVID-19 battle, participating in the development of new treatment protocols, conducting critical research, and leading clinical trials of four candidate vaccines
Cuba reaffirms its commitment to tacking climate change
The 15th International Convention on Environment and Development is taking place at the Convention Palace until July 5
Scientific institutions of Cuba and China strengthen bilateral collaboration
The Center for Immunoassay (CIE) and the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) signed in Havana a memorandum of understanding for the creation of a joint laboratory in the Asian country, focused on expanding academic scientific collaboration
How has medical genetics contributed to understanding COVID-19?
Studies published in scientific journals since the beginning of the new coronavirus pandemic suggest the existence of individual genetic factors that may be related to the development of severe symptoms in certain COVID-19 patients
