Félix Figueredo Díaz
Cuban doctor who participated in several revolutionary activities, where he practiced his profession
Luis María Díaz-Pimienta Valdés
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Born in Guane, province of Pinar del Río
Juan Bruno Zayas Alfonso
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He was born at number 795 Calzada del Cerro, adjacent to where El Salvador school was located (number 797)
Armando Córdova Castro
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Doctor of Medical Sciences Armando Córdova Castro dies in Havana, founder and head of the Psychiatry Service at Hospital Comandante Manuel Fajardo, where he also created the Day Hospital at ...
Domingo Fernández Cuba
He was a professor at the School of Medicine for more than 40 years and suffered imprisonment for defending his students during the events of November 27, 1871
Fermín Valdés-Domínguez Quintanó
He was a fellow student of José Martí at the San Anacleto school and later as a student of Rafael María de Mendive
Celestino Tomás Álvarez Lajonchere
Lajonchere
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Born in La Moza (Manicaragua), now in the province of Villa Clara, on December 21, 1917, and of Asturian descent, Dr
Luis Adam Galarreta
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He graduated as a doctor in Spain, where he distinguished himself for his knowledge as a hygienist and otolaryngologist
Enrique José Hechavarría Vaillant
He was born in Santiago de Cuba, son of Carmen and Urbano, and completed his early education in a primary school
Juan Calixto Oxamendi Deprez
Doctor of Medicine and Surgery, librarian and founding member of the Royal Academy of Medical, Physical and Natural Sciences of La Habana
He was born in the city of Matanzas, son of Vicente Oxamendi and ...
José Antonio Presno Albarrán
Surgeon physician, professor, considered the greatest authority in digestive system surgery in Cuba
Laura Martínez de Carvajal del Camino
Laura Martínez de Carvajal y del Camino, is the first female doctor in Cuba and also the first ophthalmologist
Julián Recio de Oquendo de la Coba
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Precursor of medical teaching in Cuba
José Joaquín Valdés Zayas
Born in La Habana, Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery in 1846
Honorato Andrés del Castillo Cancio
Cuban military officer
Jaime Alemañy Martorell
Alemañy has dedicated his life to ophthalmology, having been head of service in this specialty at the hospitals "General Calixto García", "Comandante Manuel Fajardo" and "Hermanos Ameijeiras"
Daniel Gispert García
Patriot of San Antonio de los Baños
Juan Santos Fernández Hernández
Ophthalmologist physician
José A. Figueroa Vélis
Colonel of the Liberating Army
Ramón Luis Miranda Torres
He stands out as Martí's physician, due to his excellent medical work during the final years of life of our National Hero
Miguel Antonio de Carrión de Cárdenas
When the War of Independence broke out in 1895, he emigrated to the United States
Augusto Enríquez Hernández
Augusto Enrique
Singer and composer, one of the most well-known and charismatic figures in the Cuban music scene
Ángel Fernando Sánchez Vicente
Teacher of teachers and master of the Department of Histology and Embryology at ICBP Victoria de Girón
René Cirilo Vallejo Ortíz
René Vallejo
He was born in Manzanillo, was a physician and combatant, and due to his revolutionary activities the leadership of the 26 de Julio Movement ordered him to go to the Sierra
Liane Borbolla Vacher
Doctor Liane Borbolla Vacher, first woman to receive a Doctorate in Medical Sciences in Cuba
Agustín Palomino Sanabria
He is among the professors who in the early times made some effort to improve the conditions of anatomy teaching, even without effective means to achieve it, who assumed his position in 1746, following ...
Juan Carlos Finlay Barré
Cuban physician and researcher of diseases such as cholera and yellow fever
Pedro Kourí Esmeja
He was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and died on October 16, 1964 in the city of La Habana, Cuba
Luis Antonio de la Calle Serrano
Doctor of Medicine and Surgery
Julio Martínez Páez
Father of Orthopedics in Cuba
Arturo Curbelo Hernández
Eminent Cuban bacteriologist of international prestige
Jorge González Pérez
Popi
He was born in Jovellanos, Matanzas; he completed his primary and secondary studies in public schools in his hometown and his pre-university studies at the Carlos Marx school in the City of La Habana
José Luis Fernández Yero
Doctor of Medical Sciences
Luis Montané Dardé
Cuban physician and anthropologist, introducer of physical anthropology in Cuba
Daniel Alonso Menéndez
Daniel Alonso Menéndez
Ángel José Cowley Arbirdes
Appointed in 1820 as chief physician of the Hospital de San Juan de Dios, member of the Real Sociedad Patriótica de La Habana and, from 1833, secretary of the Junta Superior de Sanidad
Diego Tamayo Figueredo
Bacteriologist, internist, publicist and politician
Octavio de la Concepción de la Pedraja
Tavo, Moro, Morogoro, Muganga, Médico
Doctor, guerrilla fighter, and military officer
Julio Jané Jané
He was born in southeastern Cuba, in the Villa del Guaso, to a couple, his parents the pharmacist doctor don Pablo Jané Trocné and his cousin Julia Jané Escobedo
Tomás José Domingo Rafael del Rosario Romay Chacón
A learned man with truly encyclopedic knowledge and considered the initiator of the Cuban scientific movement, he was a distinguished member and director of the Real Sociedad Económica de Amigos del País.
In ...
Faustino Pérez Hernández
He was a revolutionary, politician and physician, member of the 26th of July Movement, who participated in the Cuban Revolution of 1959 and held various positions in the government, most notably as president ...
Carlos Abelardo Ramírez Márquez
Notable Cuban public health physician
Fernando González del Valle Cañizo
Physician and eminent surgeon, he was the initiator of higher surgical education in Cuba
Nicolás José Gutiérrez Hernández
Among the names of Cuban physicians who contributed significantly to the development of national medicine during the nineteenth century, that of Nicolás José Gutiérrez Hernández appears in the first ...
Jorge Benjamin Martínez McCook Martínez
Professor McCook was always by the side of each member of the generation of angiologists who began this fascinating Specialty in 1970 throughout Cuba
Manuel Antonio Modesto Leal Catalá
A prominent public figure from Cienfuegos who, through his work as a clinical physician, earned the respect and esteem of all segments of Cienfuegian society of those years, without distinction of class.
He ...
Enrique Bernardo Núñez de Villavicencio Palomino
He is one of the most important figures in the history of Cuban medicine, not only for having been an eminent surgeon and initiator of numerous surgical techniques in our country, for having conducted ...
