August 19, 2003 Agencia EFE
	Cuba Breeds Scorpions, Uses Poison to Make Cancer Drug -- The Cuban company Labiofam S.A. is combining scorpion venom with other natural substances to create a medicine that is used at Havana's Pedro Kouri Tropical Medical Institute to treat cancer patients.
August 19, 2003 Perspectives in Health Magazine
	Cuba's Jewel of Tropical Medicine -- The Pedro Kourí Institute, founded in 1937, has evolved into a world-class player in the global fight against tropical and infectious diseases. Inside the modern 10-building complex, the island's top medical scientists carry out research in more than a dozen fields, from biotechnology to treatment of HIV/AIDS.

• Alternative health care in Cuba
  By Barbara Jamison, MyLifePath.com
• Qigong in Cuba
  By Mark Johnson, Empty Vessel magazine
• Commitment to care: Nurses in Cuba offer a glimpse into the island republic's health system
  By Carol Canter, NurseWeek.com
• With Drugs Scarce, Cuba Tries Natural Cures: Alternative-Medicine Clinics Provide Herbs and Homeopathic Remedies
  By Serge F. Kovaleski, Washington Post Foreign Service
• Cuba to Develop Synthesis Between Conventional and Natural Medicine
  By Andrew Webster, Globe and Mail
• Cuba: Natural Medicine Gains Wide Acceptance
  By Patricia Grogg, Sacred Earth magazine
• Green Cuba
  By Andrew Webster, Salon Magazine
• Yoga in Cuba
  By Mary Pafford, U.S.-Cuba Yoga Exchange
• Dreaming with Two Feet on the Ground: Acupuncture in Cuba
  By Harriet Beinfield, Clinical Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Journal
• Cuba's Tale: Global Survival Depends Upon What We Eat
  Eco-Farm & Garden