Dr. Loisi Rojas Báez

It was the 1990s, and in Fleitas, Manatí, a little boy harbored a dream that years later would become a reality. As he chased animals and enjoyed the countryside, he knew that one day he would proudly wear a white coat and save lives. There are goals that are woven from childhood, that grow and drive us to fight until we achieve them. The key to success is not giving up. Loisi Rojas Báez understood this, and that's what he did…

Dr. Lilian María Aparicio Meneses, Master in Primary Health Care and President of the Family Medicine Chapter

The incidence of arboviruses, mainly chikungunya, and the health consequences for a considerable part of the population of Las Tunas, have prompted the Family Medicine Chapter in the province to contribute, through science and research, to improving the population's health and general well-being.

Meeting of Las Tunas main authorities with directors a workers in the Health sector.

The deterioration of sensitive indicators and deficiencies in administrative management were the focus of exchanges between Osbel Lorenzo Rodríguez, the first secretary of the Cuban Communist Party in Las Tunas, and Yelenis Tornet Menéndez, the governor, with managers and staff from the healthcare sector.

The doctor draws attention to infants under 1 year of age, who require utmost care and extreme prevention.

The morning at the emergency room of the Mártires de Las Tunas pediatric hospital had the same hectic pace as always. But when the 2-month-old girl arrived with a very high fever, a large team of doctors immediately mobilized around her. The incidence of arboviruses, specifically chikungunya, would mark new ways of acting.

2025 was marked by 100 percent coverage othe Family Medicine Program.

In the light of a complex context marked by the aftereffects of arboviruses such as chikungunya, which pose new challenges to the health system within communities, the Family Medicine Program reached its 42nd anniversary, aimed at continuing to strengthen its work.