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Sancti Spíritus reports 236 pregnancies among minors under 18 years old, raising alarms

85-year-old woman admitted to a hospital in Camagüey: “I spend the night awake because of the bedbugs.”

Nine months of neglect for kidney patients in Villa Clara, while the authorities continue to remain unresponsive

The Cuban government admits to over 70 daily deaths from cancer and blames the embargo for the lack of medications

Health Crisis: Illegal gold mining in Las Tunas may be causing illnesses related to mercury poisoning

Murky water and diarrheal diseases raise alarms in Santiago de Cuba

Images from a dental clinic in Camagüey raise questions about healthcare conditions

Cuban woman in front of the garbage dumps in Havana: "Walking all over Cuba right now is feeling disgust."

The lack of condoms exacerbates teenage pregnancy in Cuba

Cuban pediatrician warns of increasing hepatitis and diarrhea in children: "If you do not have safe water..."

The unusual warning from MINSAP about food preservation in Cuba

Real or AI? Images of a man covered in mosquitoes in Batabanó raise doubts and alarm

Where was the SIUM? Eight hours waiting for an ambulance, and an elderly person died after arriving at the hospital in Isla de la Juventud

Lack of fuel delays fumigations in Santiago de Cuba amid a mosquito infestation

Dengue strikes three municipalities in Santiago de Cuba as cases of fever rise

Minsap acknowledges an increase in dengue, diarrhea, and respiratory diseases amid public health issues

Holguín is tackling Aedes aegypti outbreaks with 50 fumigation equipment units donated by the OPS

66 years later, the CDR continue to ask for blood: The story behind "voluntary donations" in Cuba

Eithan continues to wait: Cuba still hasn't paid for the genetic studies he needs in Argentina

Dengue in Cuba exceeds 7.4 times the expected level in 2026, with peaks typically occurring in October

The Guantanamo municipality of Manuel Tames is on alert due to cases of fever and the proliferation of micro-dumps

"Here we have everything": official media in Guantánamo boasts of a maternity home while the province records a critical infant mortality rate

This is what the bathroom looks like in the maternity ward of the Lenin Hospital in Holguín

MINSAP updates the list of occupational diseases

Holguín is processing about 15 applications for private pharmacies, but none have opened yet

The MINSAP regulates occupational medical examinations for Cuban workers

Minsap tightens control over doctors and technicians with new regulations for practicing in Cuba

Nurse reports she was robbed during a 24-hour shift at a hospital in Cienfuegos: "It should be shameful."

They report terrible sanitary conditions in the emergency room of the Orlando Pantoja Tamayo hospital in Contramaestre

Cuban woman reports sale of near-expiring medications at state pharmacy: "Where were those drugs?"

Dengue out of control in Guantánamo: three municipalities with active transmission of the disease and outbreaks throughout the province

This is how private pharmacies will operate in Cuba: restricted medications, licenses, and mandatory pharmacists

Private Pharmacies in Cuba: 14 Projects Granted Approval to Move Forward

Neighbors in Santiago de Cuba report a house full of garbage and rats for the past six years: "It's called the Diogenes Syndrome."

Guantánamo reports alarming infant mortality rates, and the PCC demands "immediate" measures

Unión de Reyes reports 154 fever cases due to an increase in arboviral diseases and limitations for fumigation

Cuban medical mission's bank account blocked in Italy: Doctors unable to transfer the percentage demanded by the regime

Pinar del Río is facing three active outbreaks of hepatitis and high rates of infestation by Aedes aegypti

New photos of the girl Amanda in Spain: "So that the Ministry of Public Health of Cuba can see that she could be saved."

More Private Pharmacies in Cuba?: They Explain What Interested Mipymes Should Do

"Here, the one who suffers the most is the one at the bottom; this virus has no face": the heart-wrenching testimony of a Cuban after three weeks of being ill

Camagüeyana: "It has been two months since they last came to collect the garbage."

Cuban doctor denounces the consequences of leaving the country: "Such a beautiful profession becomes a prison."

Patient dies in a state of neglect at the Amalia Simoni Hospital in Camagüey

They denounce the abandonment of patients at the Amalia Simoni Hospital in Camagüey

A full pharmacy is of little use if the patient cannot afford to buy

This is how a private pharmacy works in Havana: medications, prices, and assistance for vulnerable individuals

Santiago hospital receives donation of medical supplies from Chile

Mother of a child with epileptic encephalopathy: "There's nothing to thank a government that requires demands to help."

Guantánamo reports an increase in Aedes aegypti and identifies shortcomings in the detection of fever cases

Alcohol, psychotropic drugs, and violence: the crisis affecting young people and raising public health alarms in a community of Cumanayagua, Cienfuegos

Teen pregnancy rates soar in Las Tunas despite prevention campaigns

Yoani Sánchez recounts from Havana her struggle against fever without medication or thermometer amid the health crisis

Investigation into the intrusion of a group of people in the intensive care unit of a pediatric hospital in Havana

Cuba authorizes pharmaceutical services for micro, small, and medium enterprises and cooperatives

Cuba sets the basic salary of a newly graduated doctor at 7,045 CUP, equivalent to about 14 dollars per month

They gift a bicycle to an Intensive Care Unit chief, and social media erupts: "Is he going to pedal all over Havana after a shift?"

Michel Torres Corona wants the U.S. to sanction him: "I lack that distinction. Let's see if they dare!"

Sanctioned and hacked: the Minister of Health of Cuba

“It looked like a horror movie”: a report on the state of the clinic in Güira de Melena, lacking medications and the conditions to treat patients