In sub-Saharan Africa, strokes are the third leading cause of death and motor disability in neurology centers. In Togo, strokes account for a significant portion of hospitalizations, representing 32.9% of admissions in neurology departments. These...
A delegation led by the Minister of Health, Prof. Tchin Darré, visited Kara University Hospital, Kantè Hospital, and Pimini in the canton of Nadob (Kéran 3 municipality) on August 6 and 7 to bring the President's support to patients suffering from ty
Stress is an expression of imbalance, and is above all a matter of perception. It often results from a feeling of not having the necessary resources to solve a problem. Caused by poor work organization or an unfavorable socio-economic context, work-r
“2% of Togolese suffer from the severe form of sickle cell disease and 13% carry the disease gene, i.e. 15% of the Togolese population”, said Dr Hèzouwè Magnang, Director of the Centre national de recherche et de soins aux drépanocytaires (CNRSD).
While stress and anxiety are the best-known and most common risk factors for insomnia, other ailments and unsuspected everyday situations can also be the cause of this sleep disorde
Togo is following Ghana's lead by banning the sale and consumption of the food product “Tasty Tom Enriched Tomato Mix” on its territory. This preventive decision comes in the wake of drastic measures taken by the Ghanaian health authorities.
Members of Women In Social (WIS), a community committed to promoting civic values, joined forces with residents of the Casablanca neighborhood (Gulf 5) on Saturday, August 9, for a major clean-up operation. The operation, themed “My clean city, my ci
Aging healthily is not just a matter of luck, it is also a matter of anticipation. According to experts, what happens around the age of 60 largely determines the quality of life in the decades that follow. It is at this age that the first signs of fr
The Laboratory of Biomedical, Food and Environmental Health Sciences (LaSBASE) of the University of Lomé officially handed over IT and logistical equipment to the pharmacovigilance focal points of Togo’s health districts on August 4, 2025, in Lomé. T
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The 6th edition of the Made in Togo Fair was officially launched on Monday, August 4, 2025, at the Togolese Center for Exhibitions and Fairs (CETEF) in Lomé. Placed under the theme “Let’s consume Togolese for a strong and sustainable economy,” the...
The frequency of nighttime urination, known as nocturia, can be linked to aging of the urinary system or be a sign of an underlying illness. Urinary tract infections are a common cause, especially in women and children. Uncontrolled diabetes can....
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Bleach, descaling toilet gels, deodorants - there are many household products that can poison us. We handle them regularly, yet household products are not without risk to our health. Poisoning by ingestion, inhalation or skin contact is common.