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IeDEA Stakeholders’ Meeting: Mbalmayo, Yaounde

Purpose: To provide the Cameroon IeDEA stakeholders with an overview of the IeDEA study implementation in Cameroon as well as present the Cameroon IeDEA study 4-year strategic plan. Present at the meeting were representatives from: Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA Clinical Research Education Networking and Consultancy (CRENC) Directorate of

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CREOLE Trial

CREOLE Study in Cameroon

Reducing blood pressure to target levels is a major priority in preventing clinical events in hypertension. Although there are many possible combinations of BP-lowering therapies, the best combination for the black population is still a subject of debate. Furthermore, current guideline recommendations are inconsistent and conflicting for black patients. CREOLE stands

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IeDEA Project in Cameroon

The overall goal of the IeDEA study is to use secondary clinical, laboratory and epidemiologic data from HIV-infected patients in various regions to answer HIV/AIDS and other related co-morbidities research questions that cannot be answered with existing individual cohorts in each country. The IeDEA research consortium makes it possible to

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monitoring of idmps7 in cameroon

Monitoring of the International Diabetes Management Practices Study wave 7 (IDMPS 7) in Cameroon

The International Diabetes Management Practices Study (IDMPS) is an international observational study sponsored by SANOFI pharmaceuticals to investigate current trends in management of persons living with diabetes. The participation of Cameroon in the previous 2 editions (IDMPS wave 5 & 6) were highlighted with questionable data collection and quality. Monitoring of

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RESEARCH METHODS TRAINING AT THE DOUALA GENERAL HOSPITAL

Research Methods Training At The Douala General Hospital

Over three-quarters of deaths from cardiovascular disease (CVD) occur in Low-and-Middle-income-countries, many of which reside in Sub Saharan African region. One of the nine global non-communicable disease (NCD) targets, is to reduce cardiovascular mortality by 25% by the year 2025. Whether this is attainable or not depends largely on the

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