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Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1263950

ABSTRACT

The association between urinary schistosomiasis and anaemia among infected children remains controversial. The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of schistosoma haematobium infection and treatment with praziquantel on hemoglobin levels among male children aged 6-15 years in Bertoua. Urine examination of 2665 children revealed an infection rate of 23.9 per cent. Children with moderate infection were randomly selected into treatment (238) and placebo (198) groups. Among uninfected children; 174 were randomly selected to serve as controls. Malaria; geohelminth infections and hemoglobin levels were determined before and six months after praziquantel/placebo intervention


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Anemia , Child , Hemoglobinuria , Infant , Malaria , Placebo Effect , Praziquantel/therapeutic use , Schistosomiasis haematobia , Schistosomiasis haematobia/drug therapy
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Monography in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1275747

ABSTRACT

Drug abuse is a problem in Cameroon which has not been looked into depth in as it should be. The extent of drug abuse is immense involving children; women and men. The most common drugs used are licit drugs; such as tobacco; which is grown as a cash crop and used in the cigarette industry of the country; palmwine (alcohol); from the oil palm tree or raffia palm tree; commonly called white wine; matango; or palm tree mimbo; or distilled alcoholic drinks extracted from white wine; cocoa; corn; cassava; ripe plantain; beers made by licensed breweries and imported wines and distilled alcoholic drinks

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Monography in French | AIM | ID: biblio-1275748

ABSTRACT

La malnutrition est aggravee par les deficiences en oligo-elements et l'une des formes les plus connues est la carence en iode qui donne des troubles divers. Cette carence atteint environ 160 millions de personnes en Afrique contre 300 millions en Chine; 200 millions en Inde; 100 millions en Indinesie; 60 millions en Amerique et quelques millions de cas en Europe. Les troubles dus a la carence en iode (TDCI) sont un probleme general qui touche 12de la population mondiale. Au Cameroun; l'enquete nationale sur les TDCI montre que 6 millions de personnes sur 11 millions sont atteintes; de meme que toutes les 10 provinces mais a des taux differentes de prevalence. Ainsi une forte endemicite est signalee a l'Extreme-Nord (Doukoula 75); au Nord-Ouest (64a Oshie et 59a Jakiri); dans l'Adamaoua (45dans Vina); dans Ouest (58dans le Noun) et une endemicite moindre dans l'Est (14a Batouri)


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Iodine , Nutrition Disorders , Reproduction , Women's Health
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