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Features Archives 2007 - (12 articles)Promising Phase I/II Trial for Cuban Vaccine Candidate amidst Growing Cholera Threat Text & Photo by Gail Reed September 17, 2007 – In August, the World Health Organization (WHO) published alarming data on the re-emergence of cholera in many African and Asian countries,... Cuba's Medical History Stars in Popular Walking Tour Text & Photos by Gloria Giraldo, MPH August 6, 2007 -- In disbelief, organizers of Rutas y Andares (Routes and Pathways, thematic walking tours through Old Havana) divided the crowd of over... Cuba Trains Hundreds of Haitian Doctors to Make a Difference Text & Photos by Anna Kovac August 6, 2007 – This July, 63 more Cuban-trained Haitian doctors graduated from the Latin American Medical School (ELAM)-Santiago Campus. This entire third graduating class... Cuban Medical Degrees Recognized by Argentina Gloria Giraldo, MPH with Conner Gorry July 3, 2007 – Argentina’s government announced its decision June 22 to honor medical degrees from Cuba, affecting over one thousand Argentinean graduates and current... Turning the Tide on Cancer in Cuba Conner Gorry & Gail Reed June 20, 2007 – “Cancer control is as complex as it is urgent,” states Dr Teresa Romero, Director of Cuba’s new National Cancer Control Unit.... From the Source: Cuba's Health Minister on 'SICKO' and More Gail Reed Havana, June 15, 2007 —Cuban Health Minister Dr. José Ramón Balaguer said it wasn’t Cuba’s intention to promote its health services by allowing Michael Moore... Cuba’s Aging Pains (and Gains) Gloria Giraldo, MPH June 10, 2007 - With difficulty, 70-year old José García rises with the help of his cane, slowly walking to meet his longtime wife in... Cuba Rising in Major UN Indices Gloria Giraldo, MPH May 15, 2007 -- The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has published the annual Human Development Report since 1990, providing a global report card by rating... Havana's Hospital Nacional Receives Overdue Overhaul Conner Gorry February 5, 2007 -- A nationwide program to refurbish, renovate, and upgrade 52 Cuban hospitals is bearing fruit, most recently in Havana, where the Hospital... Studying Medicine in Cuba: First Impressions Gloria Giraldo, MPH January 15, 2007 -- Many young people dream of becoming doctors. Unfortunately, for most youth from rural areas in low- and middle-income countries, dreams like... Julian Bond at Havana's Latin American Medical School Gail Reed January 30, 2007 -- He’s deserving of the greatest praise: that the history of the movements of disinherited people in the United States cannot be... The Story Behind Cuba’s Decline in Infant Mortality 2006 - (7 articles)Gail Reed January 21, 2007 -- Fewer infant deaths in two of Cuba’s most unlikely regions are mainly responsible for the country’s 2006 record-low infant mortality announced... Obesity: A Growing Problem in Cuba Gloria Giraldo, MPH This article is the first in a series on obesity that analyzes and follows the nascent public health challenge in Cuba. December 1, 2006 --... Innovative Project Brings Permanent Medical Services to Honduran Mosquitia Conner Gorry November 30, 2006 – When Havana’s Latin American Medical School (ELAM) first extended full scholarships to students from around the world in 1999, there was... Making Health History in The Gambia: Locally-Educated Doctors Go to Work Conner Gorry & Julián Torres November 1, 2006 -- Brain drain, collapsing public health systems, rampant disease, wasted aid: all too often, news from Africa focuses – in demoralizing, graphic... Cuban Cancer Drug Headed for US Clinical Trials Conner Gorry November 6, 2006 – The Cuban monoclonal antibody nimotuzumab, an anti-epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFr), has received the requisite license from the US Treasury’s Office... New Nursing School Opens in Havana Anna Kovac November 20, 2006 -- Dean Deisy Verdalles, with 30 years of teaching experience in nursing, told Cuba Health Reports the new nursing school was founded... The True Stories of HIV/AIDS in Cuba Conner Gorry December 2, 2006 -- Since the first case of Cuban HIV was diagnosed in 1985, Dr Jorge Pérez has kept a journal. “We’ve lost Juanita... Documentary Offers Rare Glimpse into Cuban Medical Cooperation
Conner Gorry December 12, 2006 – Scientists, educators, health professionals, students and others motivated to improve global health and learn about Cuba's contribution packed Harvard University's Science... |
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