Sangre Grande: A new legend
Sangre Grande, the largest town in northeastern Trinidad, benefits daily from the services of Cuban medical personnel working in Trinidad and Tobago
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Sangre Grande, the largest town in northeastern Trinidad, benefits daily from the services of Cuban medical personnel working in Trinidad and Tobago
Legislators concentrated their remarks on the need to ensure the efficient use and allocation of energy resources, as well as securing investment and development of renewable energy, in addition to other issues key to the social and economic development of the country
Instructions for the National Health Service were clear: ensure the necessary conditions to continue providing medical services across the entire country, and protect material resources in hospitals and healthcare institutions
This May 17 marks the 115th anniversary of the National Institute of Hygiene, Epidemiology and Microbiology, an institution that plays an essential role in improving the population’s health
The search for effective therapies to treat Alzheimer’s disease – for which there currently exists no cure or medication to delay its progression – has been highlighted as a priority by the World Health Organization
Granma spoke to Minister of State, Coordinator of Social Affairs and Minister of Education of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, António da Conceição, during an official visit to the island
When Fidel Castro extended his hand to then Prime Minister of Timor-Leste, Mari bim Amude Alkatiri, promising that Cuba would help train 1,000 health professionals from that country, free of charge, who would go on to serve their people, Isabel de Jesús Amaral never imagined she would have the opportunity to become a doctor…
Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, member of the Party Political Bureau and first vice president of the Councils of State and Ministers, spoke to Granma regarding the discussion of the documents stemming from the 7th Party Congress
The 5th CIMAvax-EGF International Workshop on the first registered therapeutic vaccine against lung cancer concluded in the capital’s Convention Center
For the second consecutive year, Cuba ended 2018 with the lowest infant mortality rate in its history, and with four fewer deaths than the previous year, at 4.0 per thousand live births