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21 Oct MEDICC’s Dr. Keck in the New England Journal of Medicine on the future of U.S.-Cuba health cooperation
Dr. Bill Keck, MEDICC Board Member and MEDICC Review Editor-in-Chief, provides a timely "Perspective" in the New England Journal of Medicine on key lessons the U.S. can learn from Cuba's healthcare system.18 Mar San Francisco Chronicle op-ed: Let’s open the door to Cuba and its promising diabetes treatments
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By Gail A. Reed March 17, 2016 The debates about what constitutes a real relationship with Cuba continue on the eve of President Obama’s trip Sunday. Should the embargo be lifted? Should the U.S. close...
24 Aug A Matter of Perspective: Seeing Cuban and United States Health Systems Through a Cultural Lens
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American Journal of Public Health, August 2015 In the early years, MEDICC sponsored visits to Cuba by U.S. medical students, medical residents, nursing students and public health students…. more
30 Sep “Curious Case of Cuba” in American Journal of Public Health now available free online
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American Journal of Public Health, August 2012 As health professionals in the United States consider how to focus health care and coverage to ensure better, more equitable patient and population health outcomes, the experience of...
24 Jun The Curious Case of Cuba, in the American Journal of Public Health. (by C. William Keck, MD, MPH, FACPM and Gail A. Reed, MS)
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22 Feb Cuba Answers the Call for Doctors
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World Health Organization, Volume 88, Number 5, May 2010 Havana’s Latin American Medical School takes passionate young people from developing countries and sends them home as doctors. It’s all about driving health equity, writes Gail Reed....
06 Mar From Emergency to Building Health:Hundreds of Cuban-Trained MDs Posted Throughout Haiti
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By Conner Gorry in Haiti The commitment to Haitian health care made by graduates of Havana’s Latin American Medical School (ELAM) after the January 12th earthquake entered a second phase today as more than 250 doctors...