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Epicentre congratulates Dr. Robert Nsaibirni with obtaining his PhD with distinction in Science and Information Technology from the University of Yaou...

Yap Boum argues in Le Monde that wealthy Africans should play greater role in funding researchers working in public health in Africa.

As part of the project to validate the clinical score for Buruli ulcer a meeting took place in Yaoundé, Cameroon, on 3-4 April 2019.

Lancet Global Health published an original French article for this first time on 15 April 2019.

Start of study understanding the experience of female sex workers.

Study starts to improve uptake of support services to survivors of sexual and gender based violence in Kenya.

Epicentre conducted a baseline survey in Moïssala, Chad.

A post-vaccination coverage survey was conducted in Maradi, Niger in February 2019.

Data collection has been completed for a cross-sectional population study in Ndhiwa sub-County, Homa Bay County, Kenya.