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Priorisation des maladies zoonotiques pour l'engagement intersectoriel au Cameroun.2016
Les maladies zoonotiques sont des maladies qui se propagent entre les animaux et les humains. La plupart des maladies humaines infectieuses et environ trois quarts des nouvelles infections émergentes proviennent des animaux. Le Cameroun est particulièrement vulnérable aux effets des maladies zoonotiques car plus de 70 % de la population est impliquée dans l’agriculture à petite échelle, ce qui contribue à environ 20 % du PNB.1
Rapport de situation de la variole du singe.Cameroun.Octobre 2022
Au Cameroun, entre septembre et octobre 2022, plusieurs cas suspects de Monkeypox ont été notifiés dans les districts de Kumba (Région du Sud-Ouest) et Deido (Région du Littoral), avec confirmation de cas appartenant au Clade II. Aucun lien n’a été établi avec l’épidémie multi-pays. Depuis le 1er janvier 2022, le pays a enregistré 48 cas suspects dont 10 confirmés, répartis dans 4 régions et 7 districts de santé, avec 2 décès (taux de létalité 4,2 %). Les cas touchent principalement des enfants, avec un âge médian de 11 ans et une légère prédominance masculine. Les actions menées incluent la mobilisation…
Rapport de situation de la variole du singe.Cameroun.Juin 2023
Depuis janvier 2023, la situation du Mpox concerne 2 régions (Littoral et Sud-Ouest) et 3 districts de santé, avec 35 cas suspects dont 13 confirmés, aucun décès et un taux de létalité nul. La région du Sud-Ouest constitue le principal foyer, notamment les districts de Mbonge et Kumba. L’âge médian des cas est de 33 ans, avec une forte prédominance masculine. Entre le 16 et le 27 mai 2023, plusieurs vagues de confirmations ont été enregistrées, totalisant 13 cas confirmés, principalement dans le Sud-Ouest. Les activités menées ont porté sur le renforcement de la surveillance, l’élaboration de procédures et modules…
Mémoire sur la Détection de l'hypertension Arterielle.KEYCE.Cameroun.2024
In the current context of digital and medical revolution, this study aims to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) to improve early detection and monitoring of hypertension (HTA) in Cameroon. Carried out at the Directorate of Disease Control, Epidemics and Pandemics (DLCMEP) of the Ministry of Public Health, the project aims to design an intelligent chatbot using the advances of deep learning and machine learning. The objective is to combine local medical expertise with the capabilities of AI to develop an advanced and effective diagnostic and monitoring tool.The results obtained during the testing and validation phases are promising, showing a significant improvement…
Mémoire sur la Détection des maladies des cultures agricoles.KEYCE.Cameroun.2023
Cameroon, as a country with a great diversity of crops and agriculture, faces major challenges due to diseases that affect plants. These diseases can cause considerable economic losses for farmers and have a significant impact on the country's food security. According to recent statistics, plant diseases are responsible for a significant reduction in agricultural yields in Cameroon, causing crop losses of up to 30% in some key agricultural sectors. The most affected crops include maize, rice, cassava and vegetables, which are essential components of the Cameroonian population's diet. This study presents a methodology for classifying plant diseases based on a…
Mémoire sur la Détection du cancer du sein.KEYCE.Cameroun.2023
ABSTRACT Breast cancer has been documented since ancient times, but the first detailed clinical descriptions of breast tumors date back to ancient Egypt, around 1600 BC. However, modern understanding of breast cancer and its association with cancer cells only emerged much later, in the 18th and 19th centuries. Significant progress in understanding the disease and its treatment has been made during the 20th century. In Cameroon, the first cases of breast cancer were identified well before 2020. Breast cancer is one of the leading oncological pathologies affecting women worldwide. Over time, the number of cases has continued to increase. According…
Monkey Pox Outbreak Situation Report south west.Cameroun.2022
On the 5th of October 2022, the disease surveillance focal point of the Presbyterian Hospital alerted the district of a suspected monkey pox case received at the hospital. This patient was immediately referred to the Kumba Regional Hospital annex where the district surveillance team descended to carry out preliminary investigation. Laboratory specimens were collected on the 6th October and sent to CPC Yaounde where it was confirmed positive for monkey pox virus on the 8th of October 2022
National COVID19 resurgence plan.Uganda.2021-2022
This resurgence plan has been developed through a consultative process and builds on lessons learnt in implemnetation of the response efforts through the COVID 19 Preparedness and Response Plan March 2020 - June 2021. The plan provides a basis for resonse to the COVID 19 pandemic with a goal of integrating response activities into on-going health system strengthening efforts. It takes into account the changes in epidemiology of the pandemic inclusive of emergence of variants of SARS-COV2.