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In Cuba, no child or adolescent has died as a result of COVID-19. However, for almost a year, more than 6,300 have been diagnosed with the disease; only in the last 48 hours, 270 new cases in pediatric ages have been counted, according to Dr. Lissette López González, head of the National Pediatric Group, during a new meeting of the President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, with scientists and experts who work in the fight against the epidemic.

Last week in Cuba was one of the three weeks with the highest number of COVID-19-positive cases diagnosed since the novel coronavirus first broke out on the island. This was informed on Monday by deputy prime minister, Roberto Morales Ojeda, during the meeting of the Temporary Working Group for the Prevention and Control of the epidemic.

Despite tireless efforts to control the latest COVID-19 flare up in the capital Havana, its spread keeps hitting the city province with reports of 362 confirmed cases on Monday, a high figure according to the Provincial Defense Council.

HAVANA, Cuba, Mar 8 (ACN) Cuban minister of public health, Jose Angel Portal Miranda, said today that in the Cuban health system women represent more than 70 % of workers, and highlighted the commitment of women in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.

Dagmar Garcia Rivera, director of research at the Finlay Institute of Vaccines, reported today on Twitter that the weather conditions in Havana did not stop the beginning of phase 3 trials of the Cuban anti-COVID-19 vaccine candidate, Soberana 02, in the early hours of Monday morning in the capital.


Cuba has 22 molecular biology laboratories, of very expensive technology, in addition to the resources used, in which the positive cases to the COVID-19 are diagnosed, despite the blockade of the United States against the island for almost six decades ago and that every day is worsening.

Patients who are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms during the evolution of COVID-19 develop a lower immunity to the disease and, therefore, are more vulnerable to reinfection and to suffer from other conditions, said Dr. Francisco Duran, national director of Epidemiology of Cuban health ministry(MINSAP by its Spannish acronym), today in Havana.

Havana, March 4 (ACN) Research studies by the Havana-based Hematology and Immunology Institute revealed that COVID-19 convalescents who were either asymptomatic or mild symptomatic may develop less immunity and be reinfected.

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