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Vitiligo is a chronic pigment disorder characterized by white patches on the skin, often with both physical and psychological effects. For many who receive a diagnosis, the most important question is, “Will vitiligo completely go away?” The answer to this question varies depending on the stage of the disease, its extent, and the treatment methods...

While alternative and supportive approaches to cancer treatment have been increasingly researched in recent years, blue scorpion venom and its derivative, Vidatox, are at the center of these discussions. This biological substance, obtained from the Rhopalurus junceus species native to Cuba, has attracted attention due to its potential effects on the immune system. So, what...

Cancer treatment in Cuba has attracted international attention in recent years, particularly through advancements in immunotherapy and biotechnological drugs. By 2026, therapeutic vaccines and targeted biological agents developed for certain cancer types, primarily lung cancer, are continuing to be applied to specific patient groups. In this article, QBA Medi Tous examines in detail the current...

In 2026, Cuba presents a model for cancer treatment that stands out, particularly with immunotherapy, therapeutic cancer vaccines, and targeted biotechnology drugs. Applied to specific patient groups ranging from lung cancer to head and neck and skin cancers, these methods aim to slow disease progression and extend life expectancy. This guide details current treatment options,...

In cancer treatment, the concept of dosage represents not a single application like in traditional vaccines, but the continuity of the immune system’s fight against cancer. The metabolic flexibility of cancer cells, and especially resistant “Cancer Stem Cells” (CSCs), is the most fundamental factor enabling these cells to evade the immune system. For this very...

Traditional methods in the fight against cancer sometimes run into resistance developed by the cells. This is where the Cuban cancer vaccine makes a difference, aiming to break down cancer’s defense mechanisms by essentially reprogramming our immune system. As a cancer vaccine, this innovative treatment trains the body’s own defense cells to recognize cancer growth...

When considering treatment options for patients diagnosed with lung cancer, radiotherapy, or radiation therapy, stands out as one of the most effective methods offered by modern medicine. Used in cases where surgery is not possible or to reduce the risk of recurrence after surgery, this method has become much more targeted with today’s advanced technology....

For patients diagnosed with lung cancer and their families, planning the treatment schedule is crucial for both adapting to the process and preparing psychologically. The question of how to integrate treatment into daily life inevitably leads to the question of how long lung cancer radiation therapy lasts. This duration can vary widely, from a few...

The nasopharynx, in medical terminology, is the uppermost part of the throat, located just behind the nasal cavity and below the base of the skull. Also commonly referred to as the “pharynx” or “upper pharynx,” this area serves as one of the first gateways for the respiratory tract to the outside world. Due to both...