"Playing God" in Havana: The Human Cost of US Pressure on Cuba's Healthcare The William Soler Pediatric Hospital in Havana was once a model of success for Cuba's healthcare system.
It boasted an impressive 90% survival rate for newborns undergoing neonatal surgery, but that statistic has now plummeted to under 50%.
This alarming decline is largely attributed to the US government's relentless pressure on Cuba's economy, which has severely strained its healthcare system.