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The Cuban regime removes from its platform the reason why it prevents specialist doctors from traveling

Cuban woman denounces the sale of toys and other items in pediatric hospital waiting rooms

Among law firms, Minsap, and Minjus: 14 months trapped in a bureaucratic maze to legalize documents in Matanzas

Tragedy in Cárdenas: 17-year-old dies after altercation with another teenager

Nine-month-old baby suffers burns while their family was cooking with charcoal in Santiago de Cuba

"There is no fuel": Cuban mother claims she was denied an ambulance for her son with cerebral palsy who needs oxygen

Private company delivers diapers to hospitals and nursing homes in Sancti Spíritus

Cubans question Biocubafarma's explanation attributing the lack of about 300 medications to the "blockade."

"Are my human rights being violated?": a letter from a Cuban doctor to the Minister of Health

Minsap warns of a possible dengue epidemic as garbage, leaks, and power outages encourage the proliferation of mosquitoes

Factories in Europe and empty pharmacies in Cuba: The questions raised by the BioCubaFarma case

The Paradox of BioCubaFarma: Business Expansion in Europe and Medicine Shortages in Cuba

A fine of 4,000 pesos has been imposed on the only oncologist in Isla de la Juventud for a garage sale

Cuban emigrant doctor: "I left because staying meant giving up my future."

The emergency and guard services at the Maternidad de Línea will be closed to transform the hospital into a Regional Center for Sexual Health

Cuban government attempts to gloss over health crisis with six new ambulances in Holguín

Cuban regime sends five new ambulances to Pinar del Río while the healthcare system struggles

They will incorporate 200 electric vehicles for hemodialysis patients amid the ongoing energy crisis in Cuba

MINSAP: Cuba free of hantavirus, but alert to the risks

A new revolutionary task for the diaspora: prepare the family emergency bag for war

Without solving adolescent pregnancies, Cuba publishes regulation

Hepatitis in Matanzas: Outbreak of 18 cases confirmed in the Versalles neighborhood

Active hepatitis cases in Matanzas: authorities close establishments and request water chlorination

Pregnant women and horse-drawn carriages with a "maternity scene" parading in Palma Soriano: Really?

The regime sets the rules for the opening of private nursing homes in Cuba

Mother of political prisoner from 11J denounces critical health situation of her son and medical neglect

Unsanitary conditions reported in the Intensive Care Unit of the Contramaestre Hospital in Santiago de Cuba

IACHR recommends American countries withdraw from the Cuban Medical Missions Program due to irregularities

Eliannis Ramírez one year after Damir's death: "You didn't die, you were killed."

Mexican Embassy in the U.S. responds to Congress members and denies ties to the exploitation of Cuban doctors

The UN confirms negotiations with the U.S. for fuel shipments to Cuba and warns of a hospital crisis

U.S. Embassy in Havana praises Jamaica's decision to cancel contract with Cuban medical missions

Cuba withdraws medical brigade from Jamaica after cancellation of health agreement and blames the U.S. for applying pressure

The Cuban government allows private individuals to open residences for the elderly and disabled

This is how the Transmed fleet for doctors and taxis should operate in Havana

Cuba reported two new deaths from chikungunya according to the OPS: What is known?

Cuban regime accuses the U.S. of putting more than 32,000 pregnant women at risk

Health authorities in Sancti Spíritus advise using generators only for "emergencies."

Hemodialysis patients face risks due to fuel shortages

National healthcare collapse: Cuban regime acknowledges record rise in infant mortality in Havana

Gerardo Hernández uses a photo of an Argentine baby to create a new fake about Cuba

"They use pain for propaganda": Cubans outraged by the manipulation of a baby's rescue

Dignified death and euthanasia: A difference that matters

Dignified death or institutional resignation?

"Mission Accomplished": Havana Dresses the Return of Its Doctors from Venezuela as a Triumph

Cuban doctor blames the Havana regime for Jardiel's death: "He could have been cured and they did not treat him."

Stagnant water under the beds: unsanitary conditions and risk of infections reported at Juan Bruno Zayas Hospital in Santiago de Cuba

The Cuban regime recycles old salary regulations as a “new measure” while doctors and teachers continue to face no real relief

New Health Law in Cuba: The State Reinforces Its Control Over Doctors and Patients

The new Health Law paves the way for euthanasia in Cuba

What aftereffects does chikungunya leave, and why does the Cuban regime now say they will be “persistent”?

Of 3,000 patients with sequelae at an undefined "percentage": The regime's contradictions regarding chikungunya

“Here are the results”: Díaz-Canel boasts about the government's handling of the chikungunya epidemic

The regime admits sequelae from chikungunya: “A percentage” of Cubans will suffer from persistent inflammation in the joints

Cuba repatriates medical personnel from Venezuela amid pressure from the U.S. and political change in Caracas

Cuban government purchases 50 ambulances for the healthcare system

Antigua and Barbuda moves on from Cuban doctors and turns to healthcare personnel from Ghana

The Cuban regime announces the return of medical personnel from Venezuela and presents it as "scheduled."

Cuban medical brigade resumes work in Caracas following Maduro's capture

Havana sells tranquility while its doctors prepare to evacuate Venezuela