Congo's Electoral Reform Under Scrutiny
Congo's political class meets to discuss electoral reform and the Commission électorale nationale indépendante.
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Congo's political class meets to discuss electoral reform and the Commission électorale nationale indépendante.
Cameroon hosts national forum to address unsafe abortions and push for legal reforms
Cameroon urges international partners to support efforts to eradicate Peste des Petits Ruminants at a global conference in Rome.
Anger grows in Cameroon over rising gender-based violence with at least 56 women killed since the start of the year.
Health Sciences and Disease, a peer-reviewed medical journal, has released its latest instructions for authors, outlining submission guidelines and publication policies.
A recent study at Brazzaville University Hospital highlights the growing concern of proximal femoral fractures, particularly among older patients with osteoporosis.
Four cases of porto-mesenteric venous thrombosis reported in Burkina Faso, highlighting diagnostic challenges and treatment outcomes.
A 32-month retrospective study in Mali found renal biopsy to be feasible with acceptable complication rates, though sample adequacy remains suboptimal.
A recent study in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, reveals that nurses' knowledge and practices regarding depression in haemodialysis patients are limited, despite their crucial role in patient care.
A 10-year study at Treichville University Hospital in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, finds vesicostomy improves renal function in children with posterior urethral valves.
A recent study in Côte d'Ivoire found that initial neurological severity predicts in-hospital death but not recovery in patients with traumatic spinal injuries.
A recent study at Yopougon University Hospital in Abidjan highlights the management and outcomes of anterior skull base fractures, a common injury in young victims of road traffic acciden...