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    Lifestyle and the presence of helminths is associated with gut microbiome composition in Cameroonians by Rubel, Meagan A, Abbas, Arwa, Taylor, Louis J, Connell, Andrew, Tanes, Ceylan, Bittinger, Kyle, Ndze, Valantine N, Fonsah, Julius Y, Ngwang, Eric, Essiane, André, Fokunang, Charles, Njamnshi, Alfred K, Bushman, Frederic D, Tishkoff, Sarah A

    Published in Genome Biology (25-05-2020)
    “…African populations provide a unique opportunity to interrogate host-microbe co-evolution and its impact on adaptive phenotypes due to their genomic,…”
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    Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) in Yaoundé-Cameroon: Association with Opportunistic Infections, Depression, ART Regimen and Side Effects by Fonsah, Julius Y, Njamnshi, Alfred K, Kouanfack, Charles, Qiu, Fang, Njamnshi, Dora M, Tagny, Claude T, Nchindap, Emilienne, Kenmogne, Léopoldine, Mbanya, Dora, Heaton, Robert, Kanmogne, Georgette D

    Published in PloS one (01-01-2017)
    “…Following global efforts to increase antiretroviral therapy (ART) access in Sub-Saharan Africa, ART coverage among HIV-infected Cameroonians increased from 0%…”
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    HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders in sub-Saharan Africa: a pilot study in Cameroon by Kanmogne, Georgette D, Kuate, Callixte T, Cysique, Lucette A, Fonsah, Julius Y, Eta, Sabine, Doh, Roland, Njamnshi, Dora M, Nchindap, Emilienne, Franklin, Jr, Donald R, Ellis, Ronald J, McCutchan, John A, Binam, Fidele, Mbanya, Dora, Heaton, Robert K, Njamnshi, Alfred K

    Published in BMC neurology (13-07-2010)
    “…The disease burden of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)--acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is highest in sub-Saharan Africa but there are few studies…”
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    Effects of HIV on executive function and verbal fluency in Cameroon by Kanmogne, Georgette D., Fonsah, Julius Y., Tang, Bin, Doh, Roland F., Kengne, Anne M., Umlauf, Anya, Tagny, Claude T., Nchindap, Emilienne, Kenmogne, Léopoldine, Franklin, Donald, Njamnshi, Dora M., Mbanya, Dora, Njamnshi, Alfred K., Heaton, Robert K.

    Published in Scientific reports (12-12-2018)
    “…HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND) are frequently associated with impaired executive function and verbal fluency. Given limited knowledge…”
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    General public awareness, perceptions, and attitudes with respect to epilepsy in the Akwaya Health District, South-West Region, Cameroon by Njamnshi, Alfred K, Tabah, Earnest N, Yepnjio, Faustin N, Angwafor, Samuel A, Dema, Fidele, Fonsah, Julius Y, Kuate, Callixte T, de Paul Djientcheu, Vincent, Angwafo, Fru, Muna, Walinjom F.T

    Published in Epilepsy & behavior (01-06-2009)
    “…Abstract Background This study was part of a series mandated by the Ministry of Public Health’s National Epilepsy Control Program to obtain baseline data for a…”
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    Public awareness, perceptions, and attitudes with respect to epilepsy in Ebolowa and Sangmelima—Urban Cameroon by Njamnshi, Alfred K, Yepnjio, Faustin N, Tabah, Earnest N, Dema, Fidèle, Angwafor, Samuel A, Fonsah, Julius Y, Angwafo, Fru F, Muna, Walinjom F.T

    Published in Epilepsy & behavior (01-04-2009)
    “…Abstract Within the framework of a series of studies mandated by the Ministry of Public Health of Cameroon to obtain baseline data for an epilepsy education…”
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    The spectrum of skin diseases in a rural setting in Cameroon (sub-Saharan Africa) by Bissek, Anne-Cécile Zoung-Kanyi, Tabah, Earnest Njih, Kouotou, Emmanuel, Sini, Victor, Yepnjio, Faustin N, Nditanchou, Rogers, Nchufor, Roland N, Defo, Defo, Dema, Fidèle, Fonsah, Julius Y, Njamnshi, Alfred K, Muna, Walinjom F T

    Published in BMC dermatology (21-06-2012)
    “…Skin disorders are generally considered to be more prevalent in the rural areas of Cameroon. This study was carried out to verify this assumption by describing…”
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