Halitosis can affect anyone, and most of the time, can be treated.
The first vaccines are a newborn’s first line of defense against serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. Timely immunization strengthens their immune system, protects their future health and contributes to safer communities.
Building communities where every child can grow, learn and thrive: local leaders and partners unite in Batchenga to advance the Child Friendly Communities initiative.
Cameroon is strengthening its HIV response through improved coordination and data harmonization. During the second quarterly meeting of ministerial HIV focal points, stakeholders reviewed CAMPHIA 2024–2025 findings and discussed ways to integrate reliable data into national HIV planning and reporting.
The Minister of Public Health, Dr Malachie Manaouda represented President Paul Biya at the African Union Extraordinary Summit in Accra, where he highlighted Cameroon’s experience in strengthening health security, pandemic preparedness and resilient health systems.
Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji has instructed sub-prefects to intensify field supervision as Cameroon’s 2026 census approaches its July 31 deadline.
Health leaders from across West and Central Africa
Recognizing the different types of headaches can help people respond appropriately
Healthy skin is not determined by how hair is removed but by how well it is protected.
Youth volunteers fight against the spread of cholera in the Far North region