Cuba studied 3,732 samples for COVID-19, resulting in 25 positive ones. The country accumulated 281,595 samples and 2,726 positives (0.97%).

Cuba continues working to find a specific vaccine against COVID-19, the Finlay Institute, whose workers have not rested since the beginning of the pandemic in the search for a definitive solution to the health crisis, has posted on social media.

The Cuban health ministry reported 31 new positive cases of SARS-CoV-2, coronavirus that causes COVID-19, for a total of 2,701 in the country.

Manuel Marrero, Prime Minister of Cuba, met with members of the Henry Reeve Brigade who for three months supported the fight against COVID-19 in Mexico.

The Cuban Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Industries Group (BioCubaFarma) and the English Company SG Innovations Ltd. formed the BioFarma Innovations joint venture, “focused on accelerating the development and accessibility in Europe and the British Commonwealth of innovative and leading medicines to world level”.

The first phase of clinical evaluation of the CIGB-300, a new drug with antiviral action to deal with COVID-19, recently concluded with encouraging results.

The Cuban health ministry reported 11 new positive cases of SARS-CoV-2, coronavirus that causes COVID-19, for a total of 2,608 in the country.

Dr. Francisco Duran, Cuba's national director of epidemiology, warned Thursday that asymptomatic super spreaders are the worst threat in closed places to infect with the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19.

Cuban Journal of Pediatrics recently published an article detailing the similarities and differences between COVID-19 and dengue fever with the aim of contributing to the correct diagnosis of each patient and their better care.

Collaborators and members of the Cuban diplomatic mission in Jamaica consolidate solidarity with the people of the Caribbean nation today, by donating blood in support of the response against Covid-19.

The videoconference "Cuban medicine in the fight against COVID-19" took place with the participation of around 30 Russian entities and important Cuban research centers.

he Cuban Ministry of Public Health reported 13 new cases of COVID-19, all by one from the small municipality of Bauta in the Artemisa province, right on the border from Havana.

Cuba has the capacity to develop telemedicine and receive income from it, especially now that its healthcare system's prestige has grown by helping to confront COVID-19 in dozens of nations, Olga Stolik Lipszyc, research professor at the International Economic Research Center (CIEI by its Spanish acronym), said in Havana.