The Crucial Role of Epidemiology in the Confrontation with COVID-19 in Guantánamo: A Comprehensive Analysis
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Epidemiology, Epidemiological method, Mass vaccinationAbstract
The COVID-19 pandemic, caused by SARS-CoV-2, became one of the most serious health crises of the last century, with a profound impact on human behavior, society, and healthcare systems worldwide. Cuba implemented effective strategies to control the outbreak, leveraging collaboration between scientists, the government, and the public. This article analyzes the fundamental role of epidemiology in Guantánamo Province, highlighting key interventions and outcomes.
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