Cuba's 'lost generation' voices discontent through song
In Santiago de Cuba Dr. Raynier Casamayor, a 31 year old rural clinician turned reggaeton artist known as El Medico, vents Cuba's youth mood in "Children of the Revolution." He riffs on promises unmet, economic hardship, and a desire to travel while Cuba keeps its doctors at home. The piece tracks the broader restlessness among under30s, schooling costs, salaries, and the government's push for sacrifice, contrasting Castro era rhetoric with a tech hungry, mobile generation.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Cuba
Raynier Casamayor
el Medico
Spain
Shakira
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Casamayor
Felipe Perez Roque
Fidel Castro
Communist Youth Union
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Jaime Suchlicki
Institute of Cuban and Cuban American Studies
The
University of Miami
Raul Castro
Hormone Therapy Debate Shifts On Menopause Treatment
Five years after a landmark WHI study, views on hormone therapy have shifted. While risks for heart disease and stroke remain debated, hormones are now seen mainly to relieve menopausal symptoms with long-term use carrying added risks. Prescriptions plummeted from 100 million in 2002 to under half last year as researchers reframe menopause as a transition, not a disease.
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Women’s Health Initiative
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American College of Obstetricians
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Stanford University
Marcia Stefanick
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
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