Aim: To investigate the relationship between social media marketing (SMM) and commercial performance (CP) of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the beauty sector of Cameroon. Study Design: A cross-sectional descriptive and analytical design, adopting quantitative and hy...
Background: Community directed treatment with ivermectin (CDTI) has led to significant reduction in the prevalence and incidence of onchocerciasis in endemic communities of Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa. At the time when the WHO targets onchocerciasis for elimination by 20...
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Research Article10.9734/ijtdh/2025/v46i101692
DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, EARNEST NJIH TABAH, NOUMEDEM KENFACK JAURES ARNAUD, TEJIODONKENG KENGMO CAROLLE, STESSYE NOUATON TANKOU NYLOR, TENONFO TESSE FRANKY MAXWELL, SIGNING TEDDY MARTIAL, LELE DEFFO CAROLE, BONG WOBENSO JESSICA GRACE, GUTHE KAMDEM BRICE, NGUE VINYLE INES AUDE, MOMO ANOUMBO URBAIN ULRICH, NJIH BERI NKINI, Nouni Noula Armand J., DOUANDJI SOKENG M, NGUETSE ZAMBOU LINTIA SAMIRA, Manfouo Tandah I.T., DOUNTIO PIATAT XENA, NGNECHE KAKEU PASCALINE LAURE, MBOTUIAH MBOLUEH HENRY, KORIN NEH NFORBI, PROWO DONGMO STYVE U, GERMAINE NDAH ALOMBAH, KENHALE ZEBAZE LUNELLE, Ifang Solomon Ndifon, Gabriel Tchatchouang Mabou & Ariane Ange Ghomsi Tadie·International Journal of Research and Reports in Gynaecology·2025
Background: Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) encompasses diverse areas such as contraception, sexuality education, maternal health, the prevention of sexually transmitted infections, and sexual violence. Adolescence, defined as the age group of 10 to 19 years, represents a cr...
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Research Article10.9734/ijrrgy/2025/v8i1152
Background: Pregnant women are disproportionately affected by malaria, with 13.3 million exposed in Africa in 2021. In Cameroon, the prevalence reaches 29%, impacting their social and economic conditions. Objective: This study analysed the Sociocultural Factors Influencing Malari...
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Research Article10.9734/ajmah/2025/v23i121331
EARNEST NJIH TABAH, DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, NOUMEDEM KENFACK JAURES ARNAUD, KALIBE PADEU PATEKOURI, Gabriel Tchatchouang Mabou, Ifang Solomon Ndifon, Ange Ariane Ghomsi Tadie, J. Nouni Noula Armand, I. T. Manfouo Tandah, SIGNING TEDDY MARTIAL, LELE DEFFO CAROLE, BONG WOBENSO JESSICA GRACE, GUTHE KAMDEM BRICE, GAEL LARISSA KENGNE, NGUE VINYLE INES AUDE, MOMO ANOUMBO URBAIN ULRICH, NJIH BERI NKINI, M. Douandji Sokeng, NGUETSE ZAMBOU LINTIA SAMIRA, TISATE LESLY KITU, DOUNTIO PIATAT XENA, TENONFO TESSE FRANKY MAXWELL, NGNECHE KAKEU PASCALINE LAURE, STESSYE NOUATON TANKOU NYLOR, MBOTUIAH MBOLUEH HENRY, KAMSEU CEDRICK, KORIN NEH NFORBI, U. Prowo Dongmo Styve, GERMAINE NDAH ALOMBAH, KENHALE ZEBAZE LUNELLE & Ateudjieu Jérôme·International Journal of TROPICAL DISEASE & Health·2026
Background: Epidemiological surveillance is essential for preventing and controlling diseases with epidemic potential (DEP). Despite its importance, persistent gaps in human resources, knowledge, and the availability of surveillance tools limit system performance. Aim: This study...
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Research Article10.9734/ijtdh/2026/v47i41739