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Liste Info Catégorie : DISEASE

Special dossier on diseases
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CONGO NOTES SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN TREATMENT AND RESEARCH

Sickle cell disease is a genetic hemoglobin disease that affects most African countries. The majority of children with the most serious form of this …

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CANCER: "UNDERSTANDING YOUR ILLNESS TO BETTER FIGHT IT"

Coping with changesWhen you or a loved one receives a cancer diagnosis, it's difficult to know what to expect. In the first few days after diagnosis,…

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NATIONAL ROUND TABLE ON WOMEN'S CANCERS: MAKING WOMEN'S HEALTH A NATIONAL PRIORITY

Held under the high patronage of President Félix Tshisekedi, the First National Roundtable on the Fight Against Women's Cancers was inaugurated in Ki…

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DREPANOCYTOSE: THE DISEASE OF ALL INEGALITIES

IN SOME MOTS Sickle cell disease is a blood disease caused by a hemoglobin abnormality, a protein contained in red blood cells used to supply the bo…

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INTERVIEW: DOCTOR ALEXIS ELIRA DOKEKIAS. Full Professor in Hematology and Internal Physician, c

Sickle cell disease is the first hereditary genetic disease in the world. It affects 1 in 4 Congolese in its partial form and 3 in 100 babies are bor…

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FIGHT AGAINST DREPANOCYTOSE. CONGOLAISE EXPERIENCE INSPIRE THE "FIRST LADY" OF THE DRC, MADAME D

As health is the foundation of any effective policy, and as part of the fight against sickle cell disease, the First Lady of the DRC, Denise Nyakeru …

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Malaria in the DRC: The need to scale up action!

Malaria is a tropical disease transmitted by mosquitoes that is prevalent in Africa. In 2015, a report published by the World Health Organization (WH…

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CANCER: WHY DON'T AFRICANS ACCEPT THE DISEASE?

Paradoxically, while cancer is rapidly progressing in sub-Saharan Africa, the disease remains difficult to acknowledge, name, and confront. Behind …

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TWO VIRUSES, ONE HEALTH CHALLENGE

At the heart of the infectious threats that still weigh heavily on Africa and, consequently, on global health, two viral diseases occupy a special pl…

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MPOX VIRUS: WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THIS ACCELERATING EPIDEMIC IN AFRICA

As the World Health Organization (WHO) triggered its highest level of alert (“public health emergency of international concern”) on August 14, 2024 i…