MINSAP

MINSAP faces scrutiny amid public health crises in Cuba, including Oropouche fever and rising dengue cases. Controversies include blame for a baby's death.

Cases of Dengue and Oropouche Show Slight Decline in Cuba, Yet Challenges Remain

Published on 11/29/2024

Cuba Faces Severe Dengue Outbreak: Over 17,000 Patients Hospitalized, Many in Intensive Care

Published on 10/17/2024

Cuban Woman Dies from Dengue Symptoms After Being Sent Home Due to Hospital Supply Shortages

Published on 10/17/2024

Francisco Durán Addresses Growing Dengue and Oropouche Virus Crisis in Cuba

Published on 10/3/2024

UN Official Declares Cuba a "Leader in Health Issues"

Published on 9/11/2024

Rising Dengue and Oropouche Virus Cases in Cuba: Health Officials Warn

Published on 9/5/2024

Cuban Woman Uses Spiders to Control Mosquitoes in Havana: "Many Now Hang from Their Webs"

Published on 8/15/2024

European Nations Document 19 Oropouche Virus Cases, Mostly Linked to Cuba

Published on 8/12/2024

MINSAP Blames Cuban Mother for Baby's Death Due to "Marjoram Tea"

Published on 8/2/2024

Struggles of Burying a Loved One in Cuba: Finding a Car and Even Cement for the Grave

Published on 7/18/2024

Child with Severe Injury Waits Hours for Ambulance in Havana: Enough is Enough!

Published on 6/17/2024

Fire Erupts at Santiago de Cuba Landfill

Published on 5/28/2024

First Case of Oropouche Fever Confirmed in Cuba, Warns Epidemiologist Francisco Durán

Published on 5/27/2024