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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 …
WHAT IF WOMEN IN SCIENCE FINALLY TAKEN POWER?
What if it ceased to be a space of power struggles and became a place for decisions based on evidence, ethics and the long term? In a world shaken …
QUINZ LAUREATES PRIME AT THE FIRST EDITION
On 29 March 2024, the Congolese Foundation for Medical Research (FCRM) held the first edition of the regional fellowship "Women and Science" award ce…
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…
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…
THE CONGOLAISE FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH (FCRM)
A very evocative title, this is Francine Ntoumi's first article published in 2011 in the renowned scientific journal "SCIENCE". FCRM fully embodies c…
the food that pleads to the african
Today, God needs evangelists, men and women, to deliver another people who are slaves in another Egypt and under another Pharaoh, that is, slaves of …
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 …
THE IMPACT OF WORDS IN CARE: SOOTHING OR HURTING
A doctor heals with their hands, their knowledge, and their prescriptions. But they also heal, and sometimes even primarily, with their words. In a…
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