Auditory disorders represent a frequent health problem in children. According to statistics provided by the WHO, 1 – 3 out of a thousand children are born with severe bilateral auditory deficiencies. If there is a failure to detect and treat congenital cochlear damage and/or those that are expressed in the Read more…
Cuba offers attractive options in this field, not only targeting beauty and self-satisfaction based on beauty patterns, but as ways to fix physical problems or psychological disorders as a result of the volume and body shape. The experience gathered by the country’s medical staffs, seriousness in these practices and postoperative Read more…
Backed up by over two decades of experience, this program is based on the so-called “therapeutic community” approach, since when patients spend some time in a group cohabitation regimen, they tend to share their state of mind, feelings and situations. It’s all about rechanneling the system of individual, family and Read more…
The health care delivery system [1] of the Republic of Cuba has 3 levels : the family Clinics and the multidisciplinary clinics to provide primary care; the General Hospitals and Clinical Surgery Hospitals to provide secondary care; the specialized institutions to provide highly specialized tertiary care (ex: Oncology, neurology, cardiovascular). Read more…
Primary care services form the core of the Cuban health system. More than 80 percent of health visits take place with primary care providers in consultations [1]. The Cuban health care system relies heavily on primary care providers both physicians and nurses, and Cuba has a robust, free medical education Read more…