While reinforcing border surveillance, Cuba is working on a protocol for the diagnosis and treatment of so-called monkeypox, which already affects nearly 200 people in some 15 nations, confirmed the country's Hygiene and Epidemiology authorities.
The health system in the province of Holguín is extending the delivery of booster doses of Cuban COVID-19 vaccines, already administered to 92% of the local target population.
The First Territorial Workshop on Reproductive Health, held in Holguín with the participation of specialists from the eastern provinces, ratified the importance that the country offers to this issue as a fundamental human right, which is why each year numerous material resources are allocated to patients and highly trained staff to make the dream of many come true.
The sessions of the First Itinerant Congress of Ophthalmology will conclude in Holguín, on May 17, after its development throughout the country since March, under the auspices of the Cuban Society of this medical specialty and the Ramón Pando Ferrer Cuban Institute of Ophthalmology.
A total of 89.8 % of the Cuban population has already completed the vaccination program against COVID-19, with the immunogens developed in the country, Soberana 02, Soberana Plus and Abdala.