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VIJ Research Article Feb 17, 2022
First and Preliminary Data about Sars-CoV-2 Serology among Asymptomatic Workers in Central African Republic
Mossoro-Kpinde CD*, Mossoro-Kpinde HD, Mbeko Simaléko M, Nguerekane C, Gbangba-Ngaï E, Sombot-Ndiky S, Bobossi C, Bokia- Baguida C, Kobangué L and Grésenguet G

Context and Objectives: The pandemic induced by Sars-CoV-2 has disrupted the organization of work while its extent is not known in CAR. The objective of this study was to estimate…

Sars-CoV-2 Central African Republic CAR
CDOAJ Research Article Mar 28, 2019
Studies of the Risk Factors for HIV Transmission from Mothers Who are Seropositive under B+ Option to Children in the MotherTo-Child Transmission Prevention Sites of the City of Bangui
Gabouga FL1*, Kobangue L, Diemer SH, Guerendo P, DibertKamba GD, Sepou A and Gresenguet G

Introduction: According to the 2016 program data, in pregnant women, the prevalence of HIV infection in Central African Republic was 3.8% with a mother-to-child transmission rate …

HIV-positive mothers Prevention HIV Option B+ Bangui
CDOAJ Research Article Mar 28, 2019
Socio-Demographic Profile of HIV-Positive Mothers under the B + Option Followed by Mother-To-Child Transmission Prevention Sites in Bangui City, Central African Republic
Gabouga FL1*, Kobangue L, Bangue C, Guerendo P, DibertKamba GD, Sepou A and Gresenguet G

Introduction: According to the data of the mother-to-child transmission program with the B + option in 2015, only 28% of HIV-positive pregnant women benefited from an antiretrovir…

HIV-positive mothers HIV B+ option
CDOAJ Research Article May 21, 2018
Study of the Knowledge, Attitudes and Behavioral Practices of Bangui University Students in the Field of HIV / AIDS, Central African Republic
Kobangué L*, Tékpa G, Kétté C, Lénguébanga-Gabouga F, Koffi D and Grésenguet G

<p>Introduction: HIV infection mostly affects young people between the ages of 15 and 25. The purpose of this study was to study the knowledge of infection among students and…

HIV Students University
CDOAJ Research Article Apr 12, 2018
Artificial Depigmentation of the Skin: Clinical and Pharmacological Aspects in Bangui, Central African Republic
Kobangué L*, Gabouga FL, Grévicko O, Mempanou T and Grésénguet G

<p>Four types of depigmenting products are mainly used: hydroquinone, topical corticosteroids, mercurial derivatives and caustics. Many complications can appear, infectious o…

Voluntary Depigmentation Pharmacological Aspects Bangui