Leon Jules Owona Manga
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Recent Articles
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Bita Fouda A, Kengne V, Adiogo D, Manga L
Pan Afr Med J
. 2024 Oct;
48:61.
PMID: 39355714
Introduction: vaccination is one of the strategies the World Health Organization recommends to reduce the burden of COVID-19. However, many African countries like Cameroon have low COVID-19 vaccination coverage. The...
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Massi D, Doumbe G, Manga L, Magnerou A, Mapoure N
Neuroepidemiology
. 2024 Jun;
:1-11.
PMID: 38885617
Introduction: Advanced age is an important nonmodifiable risk factor for stroke. Little data are available on stroke in older people in sub-Saharan Africa. This study aimed to determine the clinical...
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Tami A, Bika Lele E, Mekoulou Ndongo J, Ayina Ayina C, Guessogo W, Lobe Tanga M, et al.
Int J Environ Res Public Health
. 2021 Jul;
18(11).
PMID: 34204995
The aim of this study was to assess the epidemiology of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) among the teaching staff of the University of Douala and determine their association with physical activity...
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Manga L, Bita Fouda A, Mbida L, Ebana Mvogo C
J Public Health Afr
. 2018 Aug;
9(1):760.
PMID: 30079166
The performance based financing approach is being tested in four regions of Cameroon, including the Littoral region. Our study aimed to study the effects associated with the implementation of the...
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Essomba E, Kollo B, Kouoh Ngambi M, Manga L, Mbunya S, Bita Fouda A, et al.
Mali Med
. 2018 Jul;
28(2):30-36.
PMID: 30049089
Background: With an HIV seroprevalence of 14%, sex workers in Douala remain a population at high risk of viral infection. Many campaigns have been carried out with the objective of...