11 fresh ideas from the TEDMED stage
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Cuba Graduates More Doctors for the World: Class of 2011 Includes 19 US Physicians
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July 23, 2011, Havana–Following stirring choral offerings ranging from Ave Maria to We Are the World, 19 US medical students were among those awarded their degrees at today’s graduation of physicians, nurses and allied health professions of the Medical University … Continue reading
Join Us and Ask the President to Take Executive Action
We urge you to write the President, encouraging him to use his executive authority, enhance cooperation in health between our two countries, and make innovative treatments like Heberprot-P available to US patients in need! Click here to contact President Obama Want to … Continue reading
San Francisco Chronicle op-ed: Let’s open the door to Cuba and its promising diabetes treatments
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 its base at Guantanamo? How … Continue reading
Can Cuban Medicine Help Solve American Inequality?
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MEDICC Review Journal Explores Health Across Borders
New issue of MEDICC Review features articles in migration and immigration Oakland, Calif. (PRWeb) November 11, 2015 —MEDICC Review today announced the publication of its new issue on Health Across Borders, a look at how health transcends national borders and … Continue reading
The Americans studying medicine in Cuba
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MEDICC Review Special Issue on Chronic Kidney Disease Now Available in Spanish
Epidemic in Agricultural Communities Highlighted on World Kidney Day Oakland, Calif. (PRWeb) March 12, 2015 —MEDICC Review has launched the Spanish edition of its special issue, Chronic Kidney Disease Hits Agricultural Communities, on this year’s World Kidney Day (MEDICC Review Abril … Continue reading
MEDICC Review Journal Features Exclusive Interview with Cuban Doctor Félix Báez, Who Contracted Ebola While Serving in Sierra Leone and Returned to the Frontlines of the Epidemic
New issue also examines maternal and child health in Cuba Oakland, Calif. (PRWeb) February 6, 2015 —MEDICC Review today announced the publication of its newest issue featuring an exclusive interview with Dr. Félix Báez, the Cuban doctor who contracted Ebola … Continue reading
Latin American Medical School Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Havana, November 15, 2014—The Latin American Medical School (ELAM) celebrated its 15th anniversary on Friday at ceremonies that included students, graduates, faculty, founding professors, medical educators from other institutions, diplomats and Cuban leaders. Special recognition went to the founders, among … Continue reading