Gabriel Mabou and Larissa Mbah Summary The Central Africa – International Epidemiology Databases to Evaluate AIDS (CA-IeDEA) is an initiative aimed at improving the health of Central Africa People Living with HIV (CA-PLWH) through high-quality implementation and clinical research. The objectives of the CA-IeDEA Regional Meeting this year were to
Outcomes of the Central Africa-IeDEA Regional Meeting, 1- 2 April 2024, Douala, Cameroon
CRENC-IeDEA team attends Population Health training in Kigali
From September 18th to 29th, 2023, the Central Africa International Epidemiology Databases to Evaluate AIDS (CA-IeDEA) organised an intensive, 10-day training program held at Lemigo Hotel, Kigali, Rwanda. The program saw attendance from 20 researchers, representing organizations including CRENC, RD Rwanda, Rwanda Military Hospital (RMH), and Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC)
Appels à candidatures
Le CRENC invite maintenant les étudiants en médecine, les résidents en médecine, les étudiants en maîtrise et les doctorants à poser leur candidature pour un stage de recherche 2022 avec le professeur Anastase DZUDIE, MD, PhD, FESC, en tant que chercheur principal et le groupe de recherche du CRENC, dans
Training of IeDEA staff at the Limbe Regional Hospital Site
The IeDEA Cameroon team’s commitment to ensure strict adherence to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and high data quality standards prompted the organisation of this 3-day refresher training to its old and new staff at the Limbe Regional Hospital (LRH) site. The training took place from 23rd to 25th September 2020.
The 10 Golden Rules for Health Staff Against COVID-19
CRENC stands behind the Cameroon authorities to fight against COVID-19 and ensure the safety of health care providers ‘We Are At War,’ WHO Head Says! On the 25th of March 2020, the Cameroon Minister of Public Health calls all Health staff to join efforts against COVID-19 Here are ten things
Cameroon Burden of Headache (CAMBOH) Study
Headache disorders, especially migraine and tension-type headache, are real and often lifelong illnesses. They are highly prevalent throughout the world, affecting people of all geographical areas, races, ages and income levels. Collectively they are the second highest cause of disability in the world, and they impose a very considerable socioeconomic
Tribute To Professor Walinjom FT Muna
Dear Masters, Colleagues, friends, and students, On the 24th February, we learned the very sad news that Professor Wali Muna had passed away in Paris. Professor Muna had an immense influence on cardiovascular medicine and research in Africa, and beyond through his Past-Presidency at the Pan African Society of Cardiology
Meet CRENC Fellow Dr. Ekaney Domin, Aspiring Health Systems and Promotion Specialist
Meet CRENC Fellow Dr Domin Sone M.Ekaney an Aspiring Health Systems and Promotion Specialist currently Engaged in a Specialized Master in Public Health Methodology at the Université de libre Bruxelles (ULB) In an environment where most students get their first exposure to clinical research in their final year thesis projects,
CRENC Fellow Dr Bonaventure Dzekem Becomes an Obama Foundation Scholar
The Clinical Research Education Networking and Consultancy (CRENC) congratulates 2015 clinical research fellow and coordinator Bonaventure Dzekem, MD as he has been named an Obama Foundation Scholar to study in one of the top 10 Universities in the world – The University of Chicago. Dr Dzekem obtained his Doctor of
May Measurement Month (MMM) 2018 in Cameroon
Cardiovascular disease is the largest epidemic Mankind has seen yet and raised blood pressure continues to be the biggest contributor to the global burden of disease, causing 9.4 million deaths each year. However, awareness, treatment and control rates remain low; 46.5%, 40.6% and 13.2% as reported by the PURE study.
