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…States, for example, has only applied it since 2010, she said.
Although blood transfusion is generally quite safe worldwide, there are still risks that have increased the transmission of blood-borne infectious diseases, including those resulting from immune disorders, human errors, and faulty blood storage, among others, she said.(Prensa Latina)
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…d by PL news agency.The Cuba-Jamaica cooperation accord set up an eye-treatment center in the capital Kingston, which provides treatment to citizens who previously had to travel to Cuba for medical assistance.The Cuban program is aimed at reducing preventable blindness and providing free-of-charge eye surgery to Jamaican citizens, Thomas said.(ACN)
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…eive medical care free, which might cost up to US$ 4,000 per month in other countries. The program for the integral care of diabetic patient in this island nation focuses on the primary health care and on educating the patient and the family, seeking to improve the quality of life. And, the Diabetes Care Center in Camagüey essentially achieves it.
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…. This was made possible, first, by the vigilance and responsiveness of the Cuban health system, according to the same source The Ministry urged Havana city population to increase hygiene measures, especially those related to hand washing, ingestion of chlorinated water, cleaning and cooking of food, which are essential aspects in health care.(ACN)
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…cal industry also produces monoclonal antibodies which help patients to survive longer. “Some of them receive their drugs for free, even when they costs millions of Cuban pesos to the State”.Unlike many other countries in the world, the Cuban State sets all its endeavours to improve the wellbeing of the public and specially their children.
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…ality that characterizes her, Yisel León Guerra is a fairy for the kids who receive medical care at the oncology ward; she fights for the lives of each one of them, as if they were her own children. In addition, she is the living example of a young and beautiful woman fully engaged in guaranteeing the quality of the public health services in Cuba.
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…ther resources shortages, resulting from the cruel US blockade on Cuba.Surelis Páez Castillo squeezes Yander against her chest and explains how much she has learned at the Eduardo Agramonte Piña Paediatric Hospital, not only on nursing, but also on solidarity, altruism and on a society which is faithful to the principle that Homeland is Humanity.
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… natural tissues. So far this year, nearly 70 children from Camagüey and the neighboring provinces of Ciego de Avila and Las Tunas have received medical attention in this healthcare facility. One of them was Ledián Herrera Carabajal who is ready now to come back home, healed and willing to enjoying his childhood. (Photo: Rodolfo Blanco Cué).
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