With the accumulated amount of 921 million 900 thousand cubic meters of water, for a 91 percent of the total filling capacity, in Villa Clara, strict vigilance is maintained over the reservoirs while four of them are discharging through their spillways.
The shedding of 800 thousand cubic meters of sand at Las Brujas and Santa Maria Keys, in the effort to recover their quality parameters, is included in the actions carried out in Villa Clara in the face of climate change, grouped in the State plan of the Life Task.
The Territorial Office of Normalization, Metrology and Quality Control (OTN) of Villa Clara, received this year several standard scales that will contribute to the assurance of the traceability of weighing instruments in order to help protect the consumer.
Cuba is among countries which provide the broadest access to healthcare, meaning a longer and better quality of life for its citizens, as well as more medical consultations and surgeries, and the application of new diagnostic methods and treatments through a nationwide healthcare system focused on constantly developing and improving knowledge.
The KaleydoBit group of app developers of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Sciences of the Universidad Central "Marta Abreu" de Las Villas presented an app dedicated to the events of April 9th in Sagua la Grande, as part of the activities prior to the 60th anniversary of the historic Strike of 1958.
For those interested in studying a university major, but have not decided for a specialty yet, as they do not know their true professional vocation, a team of specialists from the Universidad Central "Marta Abreu" de Las Villas have created a valuable tool to help in this important decision.
The use of the medication Heberprot-P with some 290,000 patients, in twenty countries, has demonstrated the possibility of ensuring the healing of open wounds, ischemic ulcers, and those caused by diabetic foot disease, increasing the formation of granulation tissue, and thus reducing the need for amputation.
According to the schedule for the gradual transition from analogue to digital television (DTV) broadcasting in Cuba, the so-called “partial blackout” will begin it in July 2018. The first stage will cover Isla de la Juventud special municipality and five municipalities of Sancti Spíritus: La Sierpe, Jatibonico, Taguasco, Cabaiguán and the provincial capital.
On April 18, 1970, Cuba's first computer, the CID 201, was presented. Five years earlier, a group of young engineers, physicists, and mathematicians at the University of Havana had taken on the challenge of designing and constructing the device, since any effort to acquire the needed components and parts abroad was frustrated by the U.S. government's blockade.
The IT Security and Consulting Company (Segurmática) presents at the XVII International IT Fair Informática 2018, in this capital city, a mobile security antivirus that prevents attacks on cell phones with Android 4.2 system.
Cuban enterprise Heber Biotec and U.S. company Mercurio Biotec have agreed to work together to make Heberprot-P – a Cuban developed medication to treat diabetic foot ulcers - available to patients in the U.S., once it has been approved by the country’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
As part of the activities for the Cuban Press Day in Villa Clara, the prizes of the Alfredo Nieto Dopico Provincial Scientific Journalism Contest were awarded.
CAR T-cell therapy, effective against several types of cancer, can make a life and death difference for patients in critical condition. The United States is a leader in the field, and only a few developed countries have the technology to provide it.
