Cuban Minister of Science, Technology and the Environment (CITMA) Elba Rosa Pérez congratulated CITMA workers, founders, scientists and directors on the 27th anniversary of its creation.

The Animal Welfare Decree-Law approved in Cuba seeks to guarantee favorable living conditions for these species, which is why the Labiofam Business Group is working to ensure resources for the production of medicines for veterinary use.

Cuba studied 22,239 samples for COVID 19, resulting in 1,183 positive ones. The country accumulates 3, 407,708 samples taken and 95,754 positive (2.8%).

Despite the favorable results in the management and control of imported cases with COVID-19, Cuban travelers constitute the majority of patients infected from abroad with the infectious disease, said an expert of the Cuban Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP by its Spanish acronym).

Doctor of Science Dagmar Garcia Rivera, director of research at the Finlay Institute of Vaccines (IFV), announced the beginning Monday of the second stage of the intervention study of Soberana 02, an anti-COVID-19 vaccine candidate developed by that institution of the BioCubaFarma business group.

Renewable Energy Sources (RES) for local development in Cuba is the core topic of an international workshop that begins online tomorrow, organized by the Cuban Society for the Promotion of Renewable Energy Sources and Environmental Respect (CUBASOLAR).

Cuba studied 21,568 samples, resulting in 1,060 positive ones. The country accumulates 3, 385,469 samples taken and 94,571 positive.

The first telephone survey of the National Office of Statistics and Information (ONEI by its Spanish acronym) will begin today in Havana, to inquire into the effects of COVID-19 in the territory.

Cuba's Deputy Minister of Public Health, Carilda Peña García, reiterated the importance of Covid-19 vaccines being a global public good that reaches everyone in a fair, equitable and timely manner.

Specialists with the Havana-based Hematology and Immunology Institute showed local residents a series of educative audiovisuals on hemophilia, marking World Hemophilia Day on Saturday.

Cuba received on Friday the first batch of the 120 thousand syringe and needle kits donated by Cubans living in Panama and friends of the island, in order to support the mass vaccination against Covid-19.

Since March 11, 2020, when COVID-19 was introduced in Cuba, 500 people have died due to this disease, which in recent months has become difficult to control in the third outbreak affecting 190 countries in the world.

Fear does not hinder the willingness of young doctor Eddy Leonardo Perez, another health professional proud to be again in the Red Zone to fight COVID-19, the pandemic that has taken so many human lives.

Lebanon's acting health minister Hamad Hassan informed the Cuban ambassador to that Asian nation, Alexander Pellicer, about his country's interest in the clinical trials of the COVID-19 vaccine candidates developed in Cuba.