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8,295 patients treated with stem cells

First used in Cuba in February 2004, the advanced procedure is now offered in 14 of the 15 provinces of the country

New indigenous cave paintings discovered in Cuba

Members of the Pedro Borrás Group affiliated with Cuba’s Speleological Society recently discovered a cave containing indigenous drawings in the Sierra Maestra, to the south-east of Guisa, Granma province

Some rain, but not enough

The remains of tropical storm Erika moved across the country this weekend bringing much-needed rain to all of the nation’s regions. Showers and thunderstorms forecast today, but drought conditions continue.

Irma threatens Cuba

Efforts are already underway by authorities responsible for protecting the population and country’s economic resources to prevent damage and the loss of human life as Hurricane Irma approaches the island

Over 65,000 Cuban patients treated with Heberprot-P

The medication, developed by a team of researchers at the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, was first applied in the province of Sancti Spíritus in June 2007

IMMUNOASSAY CENTER

The jewel that Fidel conceived

Built in just 19 months, on September 7, 1987, Fidel inaugurated the Immunoassay Center (CIE), charged with the mission of designing and producing technology for the mass screening of different diseases

Irma, a hurricane to remember

According to preliminary reports, the flooding caused by Hurricane Irma is perhaps the most severe to have affected Havana’s coastline to date, with over 1.5 meters of water in some areas

The key to disaster preparedness

In order to strengthen the country's capacity to deal with hurricanes, earthquakes, droughts and health disasters, set to take place on May 14-15 is the 2016 Meteoro Exercise, organized annually for the past 30 years

The hottest year in Cuba since 1951

2015 saw the highest average annual temperature in Cuba since 1951, in line with the upward trend observed on the island over the past six decades