Scientists from Cuba and the United States reviewed agreements to improve maritime navigation safety, as part of a meeting to be held until next Saturday in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported in Havana.
Read more Cuba and US Geographers Review Maritime Security Agreements
The Government of India has sent a donation of 10 million euros to the Biocubafarma Business Group for the purchase of pharmaceutical raw materials and active ingredients for the production of oral and injectable antibiotics for hospital and community use.
December 10, Human Rights Day, could not be unnoticed by the U.S. Government and its anti-Cuba crusade, a letter and Twitter were this time the scenario set up from Washington.
Read more U.S. Stages New Anti-Cuban Show
After receiving the authorization of the Center for State Control of Medicines, Equipment and Medical Devices (Cecmed) and the approval of the Ministry of Public Health, a phase II-III clinical trial began at the Institute of Hematology and Immunology, aimed at evaluating the safety, immunogenicity and efficacy of a new version of the Cuban anti-pneumococcal vaccine Quimio-Vio, in adults from 50 to 74 years of age.
Read more New version of Quimio-Vio vaccine for adult population in clinical trial
A Venezuelan Navy vessel arrived in Havana Friday with vehicles, construction materials and other resources to support recovery efforts after the January 27 destructive tornado that battered areas of Havana.
Read more Solidarity Aid from Venezuela to Cuba after Tornado
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