Cuban bio-pharmaceutical companies signed 18 accords with foreign counterparts to boost alliances in the production of drugs and equipment to improve the people’s health.
Cuban experts highlight effectiveness of Jusvinza at BioHabana 2022
Participants at the BioHabana 2022 International Congress highlighted the effectiveness of Jusvinza in the care of severe and critical patients with COVID-19, particularly women in the third trimester of gestation, by inhibiting the hyperinflammation inherent to the systemic disease.
COVID-19 cases in Cuba tend to decline, experts say
Unless a new strain begins to spread around the world and reaches Cuba -and it does not seem very likely, for now- and the immunity rates of the population begin to fall -and work is being done to prevent this from happening-, in the coming weeks the level of confirmed cases and deaths from COVID-19 should remain stable -and with a tendency to decline-.
Cuba reported 191 new cases of COVID 19, 221 discharges and one death
Cuba studied a total of 6,676 samples for surveillance during the day, resulting positive 191 for 2.9% positivity. The country accumulates 13,700,787 samples taken and 1,102,750 positive (8.1%).
Cuba continues clinical trial in Alzheimer's patients
The Center for Molecular Immunology (CIM) is organizing, along with the Cuban public health ministry, the logistics and health personnel for Phase III and IV clinical trials with the drug NeuroEpo in Alzheimer's patients.
BioHabana 2022 international congress concludes today in Havana
After a week of scientific exchanges and presentation of the main results of Cuban biotechnology in the resolution of social and economic problems, the BioHabana 2022 International Congress concludes today in Havana.
Cuban Lung Cancer Vaccine Proves to be Safe and Effective
Real world results of the Cuban lung cancer vaccine CIMAvax-EGF confirmed favorable data about safety and effectiveness in prior tests, said Doctor Tania Crombet, directorof clinical research at the Molecular Immunology Center.
Havana and Rome Agree to Sell Cuban COVID-19 Vaccines in Italy
Representatives of the Cuban Finlay Vaccines Institute (IFV) and the Swiss-Italian ADDIENNE Pharma&Biotech signed a cooperation accord Thursday in Havana to develop, bottle and commercialize the Cuban COVID-19 Vaccine SOBERANA 02 in Italy.
Presentation of scientific results continues at BioHabana 2022
The results of clinical trials of CIMAvax-EGF, the Cuban vaccine against lung cancer developed between the Center for Molecular Immunology and the Roswell Park Institute of the United States, will be presented today at the International Congress BioHabana 2022.
Foreign experts praise Cuban biotechnology
Foreign researchers attending the International Congress BioHabana 2022 highlighted today Cuba's progress in the field of biotechnology.
New Cuban COVID-19 Vaccine Successfully Passes Clinical Test
The director of Bio-Medical Research at Cuba’s Genetic Engineering and Biotech Center, Gerardo Guillen, said the clinical tests phase I and II for homegrown intra-nasal COVID-19 vaccine MAMBISA were successful.
Dominica’s Prime Minister Praises Cuban Biotechnology
Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit acknowledged on Tuesday the achievements of Cuban biotechnology despite the impact of the US economic, commercial and financial blockade of the island nation for over 60 years.
Cuban experts highlight the country's strategy in the control of COVID-19
Dr. Francisco Duran Garcia, national director of epidemiology of the Cuban ministry of public health ( MINSAP by its Spanish acronym), highlighted today the work and comprehensive management that have allowed Cuba to better control the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cuba reported 196 new cases of COVID 19, 322 discharged and no deaths
Cuba studied a total of 4,996 samples for surveillance during the day, 196 were positive, for a 3.9% positivity rate. The country accumulates 13,679,899 samples taken and 1,102, 164 positive.
Cuba and El Salvador Sign MOU in Healthcare Sector
Cuba and El Salvador signed in Havana a memo of understanding to train health specialists from that central American nation, which is considered an initiative that will help deepening bilateral cooperation links between the two countries.







