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Since the beginning of the spread of “Covid-19” in late 2019, the Caribbean country has recorded only 1983 cases of the virus, including 82 deaths.
As for the cases of recovery, it reached 1734, which means that the majority of the injured recovered.
These indications indicate that the Cuban strategy has achieved great success in combating the virus, which in turn has left huge horrors and human losses in most countries of the world.
What are the secrets of Cuba’s success?
Cuba, with a population of 11 million, is one of the countries that moved quickly to deal with what was then described as the “emerging threat”.
The Cuban Republic has many advantages unlike many countries, including universal and free health care, in addition to having the highest percentage of doctors in the world, in addition to an advanced “medical industry”.
As for health indicators, the country, run by communists and suffering for years from US sanctions, is recording an increase in life expectancy and a decrease in the infant mortality rate.
Cuba recorded the first case of the disease on March 11, and more than 3 months earlier it had already prepared a plan to deal with the pandemic.
Experts say that among the reasons that Havana succeeded in containing the virus is its rapid reaction, including preparing a “prevention and control plan” in January, training medical personnel, preparing medical facilities and educating people.
The country’s authorities have also closed down Borders, imposing monitoring procedures, intensifying checks, and placing military hospitals at the service of injured patients.
Cuba and the diplomacy of doctors
One of the remarkable things, during the Corona pandemic, was that Cuba exported “an important number” of doctors to countries of the world to help it cope with “Covid-19”.
Media reports say more than one has been sent 1200 doctors and health care workers to about 22 countries on various continents, including Europe and Africa.
Observers highlight that Cuba reached out to the world and relied on “diplomacy of doctors” despite the sanctions and the embargo imposed on it, which made it break the isolation and headline the world news headlines.
Cuba was famous in the past for sending medical teams to countries facing natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods.
Cuba has more than 100,000 doctors, or 9 doctors for every 1,000 citizens, in addition to more than 485,000 health care workers.
Cuba’s investment in the health sector is not only limited to the human element, but also technology.
The Cuban medical system works with the principle of “prevention is better than cure,” as it has a number of advanced laboratories working around the clock to produce effective vaccines, such as what happened during the spread of dengue or meningitis.
This is confirmed again with Corona, as the country’s health authorities currently rely on two drugs from its manufacture, which contributed to a significant reduction in the number of deaths.
On the other hand, Cuba is described as the “state of medical tourism”, as it receives annually a significant proportion of tourists, who come to benefit from advanced medical services.
Cuba is home to high-quality hospitals that provide professional medical services at reasonable prices, and the costs of staying and traveling to them are cheap.
It is also a tropical climate favorable for patients recovering from surgeries and those undergoing addiction treatments.
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Since the beginning of the spread of “Covid-19” in late 2019, the Caribbean country has recorded only 1983 cases of the virus, including 82 deaths.
As for the cases of recovery, it reached 1734, which means that the majority of the injured recovered.
These indications indicate that the Cuban strategy has achieved great success in combating the virus, which in turn has left huge horrors and human losses in most countries of the world.
What are the secrets of Cuba’s success?
Cuba, with a population of 11 million, is one of the countries that moved quickly to deal with what was then described as the “emerging threat”.
The Cuban Republic has many advantages unlike many countries, including universal and free health care, in addition to having the highest percentage of doctors in the world, in addition to an advanced “medical industry”.
As for health indicators, the country, run by communists and suffering for years from US sanctions, is recording an increase in life expectancy and a decrease in the infant mortality rate.
Cuba recorded the first case of the disease on March 11, and more than 3 months earlier it had already prepared a plan to deal with the pandemic.
Experts say that among the reasons that Havana succeeded in containing the virus is its rapid reaction, including preparing a “prevention and control plan” in January, training medical personnel, preparing medical facilities and educating people.
The country’s authorities have also closed down Borders, imposing monitoring procedures, intensifying checks, and placing military hospitals at the service of injured patients.
Cuba and the diplomacy of doctors
One of the remarkable things, during the Corona pandemic, was that Cuba exported “an important number” of doctors to countries of the world to help it cope with “Covid-19”.
Media reports say more than one has been sent 1200 doctors and health care workers to about 22 countries on various continents, including Europe and Africa.
Observers highlight that Cuba reached out to the world and relied on “diplomacy of doctors” despite the sanctions and the embargo imposed on it, which made it break the isolation and headline the world news headlines.
Cuba was famous in the past for sending medical teams to countries facing natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods.
Cuba has more than 100,000 doctors, or 9 doctors for every 1,000 citizens, in addition to more than 485,000 health care workers.
Cuba’s investment in the health sector is not only limited to the human element, but also technology.
The Cuban medical system works with the principle of “prevention is better than cure,” as it has a number of advanced laboratories working around the clock to produce effective vaccines, such as what happened during the spread of dengue or meningitis.
This is confirmed again with Corona, as the country’s health authorities currently rely on two drugs from its manufacture, which contributed to a significant reduction in the number of deaths.
On the other hand, Cuba is described as the “state of medical tourism”, as it receives annually a significant proportion of tourists, who come to benefit from advanced medical services.
Cuba is home to high-quality hospitals that provide professional medical services at reasonable prices, and the costs of staying and traveling to them are cheap.
It is also a tropical climate favorable for patients recovering from surgeries and those undergoing addiction treatments.
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