Video - Cuban Medication Offers Hope for Millions, U.S. Policy Blinds Us - Dr Bill Blanchet
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Duration - 24:50

[a #video about #Cuba from #BellyOfTheBeast]

“NeuralCIM is so effective as a new drug, this should change the narrative.”

Colorado-based physician Dr Bill Blanchet has spent years researching Cuba’s #biopharmaceutical industry. He says its latest product, #NeuralCIM, a breakthrough treatment for #Alzheimer’s disease, could change the lives of millions of people in the #US, but is blocked by the same #embargo that is claiming Cuban lives.

Over the past year, 52 of Dr Blanchet’s patients have gone through La Pradera International Clinic in Havana to receive the treatment, and he’s been monitoring their progress. The #drug was approved by Cuba’s Ministry of Health in 2025 for the treatment of mild to moderate Alzheimer’s, free for Cuban citizens.

Watch our report on NeuralCIM here: https://youtu.be/mKHvyi1MyuA

#news #health #medical

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