The panel Inter-ministerial Mechanism with the One Health approach, held in the context of the V International Convention “Cuba Salud 2025”, underscored the active, integral and coherent participation of the Central State Administration bodies in the Cuban health program.
Prime Minister led panel in international health convention
Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz spearheaded the panel “Inter-ministerial Mechanism based on the One Health approach”, held in the context of the V International Convention “Cuba Salud 2025”, under way in this city and attended by hundreds of Cuban and foreign delegates.
Cuba promotes One Health concept
The importance of adopting more comprehensive practices for a universal health paradigm marked the opening today of the 1st National Congress "One Health", in the context of the 5th International Convention Cuba Health 2025, at the Havana Convention Center in Havana.
International health convention Cuba Salud 2025 carries out high-level segment
The high-level segment of the 5th Cuba Health 2025 International Convention took place today with a theme as challenging as hopeful: universal health coverage and under the One Health approach.
Despite the US blockade, Cuba continues defending health care, Cuban health minister affirms
Jose Angel Portal Miranda, Minister of Public Health (Minsap), said that despite the coercive measures of the blockade "that limits us, assaults us, conditions us to material shortages and then holds us responsible for its effects," Cuba will continue to defend health as a universal right, a legacy of hope and a commitment to life.
US against its health system, WHO and Cuban doctors
While ministers and other high-ranking officials and academics from different countries and international organizations are currently debating in Havana on public health management models at the global, regional and local levels, and the strengthening of health systems in the post-COVID-19 stage, the World Health Organization (WHO) is forced to cut its budget by 20% for the current year.
Havana hosts as of today, One Health Congress
As part of the activities of the 5th Cuba Health 2025 International Convention, the One Health National Congress will be held today for the first time at the Havana Convention Center.
Cuban President Opens International Health Conference in Havana
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel opened the 5th Cuba Salud 2025 International Health Conference, at Havana’s Conventions Palace.
Trade Exhibits Join International Health Forum Cuba Salud 2025
As part of Cuba Salud 2025 International Conference, underway in Havana, two trade exhibits opened Monday to promote commercial relations and new health technologies for the foreign market.
Delegations Arrive for Cuba Salud 2025 Event
Foreign delegations began arriving today for the 5th International Cuba Salud 2025 Convention and associated events, scheduled from April 21 to 25.
Cuban scientists Promote Responsible Technology Use for Children
Scientists in the educational sector are promoting responsible technology use in schools and homes by sharing research on technologies serving the comprehensive development of early childhood.
Cuba Defends the Altruism of its Medical Missions
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said that Cuba’s Medicine Academy is based on the highest human values, while the enemies of the Cuban Revolution keep betting to selfishness, individualism and the worst of human nature.
Cuba and South Africa Look at Expanding Cooperation in Health
Cuban Health Minister Jose Angel Portal and South Africa’s Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande addressed the possible expansion of bilateral relations in the field of health.
Cuban hospital develops clinical trial for patients with advanced tumors
A clinical trial to test the safety and efficacy of a dose-ranging scale of non-alpha IL-2 Mutein, a product obtained at the Molecular Immunology Center, is being developed at the Hermanos Ameijeiras Clinical Surgical Hospital in Havana.
Hemophilia control and treatment, one of Cuba’s priorities
The provision of medical care to hemophiliacs is in the hands of health professionals at the Institute of Hematology and Immunology of Havana who are committed to the fight against this inherited genetic disorder that impairs the body’s ability to make blood clots.







