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The World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Office for Africa is organising a technical meeting in Lomé from 15 to 17 September 2026 to review the experiences and commitments made by the ministries of health of the 47 Member States of the WHO....
The 4th African Dermatology Conference will take place on 14 and 15 September 2026 in Lomé. Organised by the Pierre Fabre Foundation, in collaboration with the Togolese Society of Dermatology and Sexually Transmitted Infections (SOTODERM), the co....
In the face of the persistent threat of epidemics, the University of Lomé has been hosting a 14-day training course on genomic surveillance and the ‘One Health’ approach since 9 September 2026 in Lomé. The AFROSCREEN FEF initiative brings together...
The Togolese government has established an autonomous national agency responsible for regulating, supervising and monitoring the medicines and other health products sector, with the aim of strengthening the safety and quality of products available on
Aujourd’hui, dans la guerre engagée par les autorités contre le VIH, une autre bataille retient l’attention. Si les traitements permettent de vivre avec le VIH, la meilleure victoire reste encore d’éviter les nouvelles contaminations. C’est dans cett
Burundi, Ghana, Guinée-Bissau, République du Congo et Ouganda viennent de franchir une étape importante dans la lutte contre la poliomyélite. Après des évaluations techniques rigoureuses, l’Organisation mondiale de la Santé (OMS) a confirmé ....
The Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene has published the list of private health facilities authorized to operate in Togo for the second half of 2026. A total of 359 establishments have been granted accreditation by the health authorities to provid
« Medicinal Plants and Diabetes Treatment » was the topic of a presentation delivered on Wednesday, August 5, by Dr. Motto Aku Enam, a specialist and PhD holder in physiology-pharmacology, as part of the third edition of Diabetes and Its Complication
Togo recorded further progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS in 2025, with the national prevalence estimated at 1.6%, a 70% reduction in new infections between 2010 and 2025, and a 73% decline in AIDS-related deaths. These results were presented duri
L’Organisation Ouest Africaine de la Santé (OOAS), institution spécialisée de la CEDEAO, a un nouveau Directeur général. Le Professeur Vincent Palokinam Pitché, médecin-chercheur togolais, succède au Dr Melchior Athanase Joël Codjovi Aïssi, du Béni..
Faced with the excessive consumption of energy drinks, artisanal alcoholic beverages sold without any health control, substances of various kinds, as well as the misuse of psychoactive medications, which constitute a real public health threat, the mi
On Monday 3 August 2026, Lomé hosted the official launch ceremony for the 2026–2028 National Strategic Plan for Genomic Surveillance. Led by the Ministry of Health, Public Hygiene, Universal Health Coverage and Insurance, its implementation repres...