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Havana, Cuba.- "Communities make a difference" is the motto of this year for the World Day to Combat HIV / AIDS, which is sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO).
In a message regarding the date, the Executive Director of the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), Winnie Byanyima, stressed that "without communities, 24 million people around the world today would not have access to treatment."
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Las Tunas, Cuba - At the end of last September, 805 pregnant women between the ages of 12 and 19 years were identified. It shows a decrease of 120 women in the same condition in relation to the same date of the previous year and, even so, the current figures represent a constant alert for the Maternal and Infant Program (PAMI).
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Havana, Cuba.- The meeting took place in the context of the Donation of Organs, Tissue and Transplantation Day whose main activities Cuba hosted this year.
Donation and transplantation is an indicator of the quality of health care, and in this sense, Cuba shows favorable results, acknowledged the Network´s president, Beatriz Domínguez.
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What are the barriers that prevent adolescents from reaching Public Health services? How many seek counseling to start sexual relationships? Do professionals really have the tools to address equitably the sexual and reproductive health needs of this population?
Las Tunas, Cuba.- These and other questions distinguished the development of workshops for the implementation of quality standards in adolescent care. The experience is being tested in Las Tunas; San Miguel del Padrón, in Havana; Cumanayagua, in Cienfuegos and Buey Arriba, in Granma, and intends to extend to the rest of the national territory.
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The Health System in the province intensifies the actions of vector control to reduce the high rates of infestation of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the main transmitter of dengue and other viruses that complicate the epidemiological landscape.
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