BMA must voice its opposition to Cuban embargo

doi:10.1136/bmj.316.7139.1248

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Paul Redgrave, Consultant in public health,
John Waller, Primary healthcare facilitator

Rotherham Health Authority, Rotherham S65 2QU
Towards Co-ordinated Practice project, Bluebell Medical Centre, Sheffield S5 6BS

EDITOR—In 1992 we participated in a study tour of Cuba's health system. We witnessed a service that was the pride of the developing world and that, in the way it was organised, offered many examples for our own service. During our stay the then American president, George Bush, signed the …