Two major initiatives focused on maternal and newborn health bring new momentum to CUAMM’s commitment in the country and strengthen the collaboration with academic institutions.
Prevention and treatment of hepatitis B and C in a country where these diseases still threaten the health and lives of thousands.
In the youngest and most fragile country in sub-Saharan Africa, CUAMM's commitment to educating future midwives and nurses continues.
“Pope Francis has left us, and the emptiness and sorrow are deep. Until the very end – even as recently as yesterday – he continued to be present. With his people. With his Urbi et Orbi blessing, he wanted to give one final sign of love for our world, so torn apart by wars and yet so beloved and dear to him. He was a great help, a great source of hope for all of us at CUAMM Doctors with Africa.”
Interview to Jerry Ichto, Technical Advisor at CUAMM Uganda on a duty travel to Italy on the occasion of Implementation Research training course, three days dedicated to deepening the themes of operational research in the Global South.
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Medical students do know the clinical aspects related to infectious diseases but what if culture-rooted beliefs and misconceptions affect their perception and influence their daily life? A naked dialogue at Beira university, unveiled students' fears and helped them disrupt the stigma.
On the occasion of World Health Day, a radio spot was aired in Bangui to raise awareness among as many women as possible about maternal and neonatal health-related issues.
An event that brought together civil society representatives, institutions, private sector and faith-based organizations to share experience and expertise hence navigate future perspectives for sustainable development in LICs.