The exceptional academic achievements were highlighted.

The University of Medical Sciences of Las Tunas celebrated its 41st graduation, a significant event that marked the end of an academic cycle and the beginning of a new stage for 419 graduates in various specialties in the health sector.

Pediatric care is a priority for Las Tunas Health system.

Viviana Gutiérrez Rodríguez, Provincial Director of Health, urged to continue perfecting the protocols of the institution that governs the pediatrics policies, from which Primary Care in the province is nourished and projected, during the annual balance of the Mártires de Las Tunas Pediatric Hospital.

The revitalization of the hematology examination area guarantees the operation of the clinical laboratory.

Karel Mainegra arrived at the Gustavo Aldereguía polyclinic touched by an emergency. He was looking for a peripheral lamina analysis for a child. He found his way among the patients and managed to find the hematology laboratory but his luck ran out when he heard that these tests were not being carried out.

A warning call arose among health professionals: drug that circulates today, is not the same that will move through the streets for the next week.

The First Provincial Workshop on Addictions, led by Health specialists in Las Tunas, was held on the definitions of concepts to distinguish which are drugs of abuse, the addicted patient, and each of the types of drugs, as part of a work strategy aimed at dispensing, training, and dialogue in the management of patients.

Dr. Emilio Lastre is second-degree specialist in psychiatry.

After decades of fair negotiations and following a career that is a source of pride in the faces of the generations of doctors who were trained under his rigor, Dr Emilio Alfonso Lastre Arrieta has been awarded as Professor Emeritus, in recognition of the Minister of Higher Education, and has become the first doctor of Las Tunas to receive such a distinction.