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With an extensive academic program, ophthalmology professionals in Las Tunas are celebrating World Glaucoma Week from March 8 to 14. This week has been established to raise awareness about this disease, which is the leading cause of irreversible bilateral blindness worldwide, in Cuba, and in Las Tunas.
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Pakistan marked her life with a halo of pain that she still carries in her heart, no matter how many years pass. She remembers the icy air in her lungs the first time she stepped off the plane, aware that this would be her most difficult international mission and that on the other side, all the destruction of Kashmir awaited her. It was the beginning of October 2005.
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Maternity homes are fundamental to guarantee follow-up care and adequate nutrition for pregnant women.
The Las Tunas Provincial Health Directorate is strengthening the strategies of the Maternal and Child Care Program (PAMI, in Spanish) to improve the health indicators that currently compromise the well-being of the mothers and newborns.
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In the Oncohematology Service of the Doctor Ernesto Guevara de la Serna General Teaching Hospital, every drop of medicine that enters a patient's bloodstream is a small victory against a relentless disease and against an even more persistent external obstacle: the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States government against Cuba.
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The Doctor Ernesto Guevara de la Serna General Teaching Hospital is the headquarters of an “Intervention Strategy for Combating and Controlling Drug Abuse in Las Tunas,” a pioneering initiative that brings together five entities, with the Provincial Psychiatric Hospital, the University of Medical Sciences, the Gustavo Alderaguía Polyclinic (as a pilot in primary care), provincial media, and the tourism sector, with the aim not only of curing but also of preventing through science and community involvement.
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