AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDialysis Care: Patients in Contramaestre, Santiago de Cuba, reportedly faced three days of shortened or missed hemodialysis sessions amid water, equipment and fuel failures. Some waited without receiving treatment. Hospital Monitoring: The mother of an 11-year-old ventilator-dependent boy in Havana says staff removed his heart-rate and oxygen monitors for use with new admissions, highlighting shortages of essential equipment. Disaster Recovery: The Cuban Red Cross and IFRC installed 14 solar systems at eastern health centers after Hurricane Melissa; they say the systems helped more than 4,100 people access care during blackouts. Treatment and Supplies: A recent report says pediatric leukemia survival in Cuba has fallen below 50%, while a Las Tunas factory has not produced sterilized surgical gloves since 2017.
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