L’igname, très présente dans l’alimentation togolaise et ouest-africaine, est souvent considérée comme un simple aliment énergétique. L’igname occupe une place importante dans l’alimentation et l’économie du Togo. Cultivée dans plusieurs régions du..
« I have diabetes. Can I still eat normally? » This was the central question addressed during a presentation on the diet of people with diabetes and the impact of ultra-processed foods on blood glucose control. Presented on Monday, August 24, via Zoo
Cognitive stimulation can help preserve memory and attention abilities among people living with diabetes. This was explained by Ms. Adiel Lotri, a mental health occupational therapist specializing in neuropsychological testing, during a presentation
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 ....
La carotte disponible sur la plupart des marchés africains et facile à préparer, cache un immense potentiel nutritionnel. En jus, elle concentre des vitamines, des minéraux et de puissants antioxydants qui contribuent à protéger les yeux, renforcer..
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
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), universal breastfeeding could prevent nearly 400,000 child deaths and around 140,000 maternal deaths every year. How and why can breastfeeding, sometimes seen as an act of love and sometimes as a trad
Les crises sanitaires des dernières décennies ont démontré que notre santé dépend de nombreux facteurs souvent invisibles au quotidien : la qualité des aliments que nous consommons, la santé des animaux qui nous entourent et l’état de notre enviro...
« Breastfeeding for a Sustainable Start in Life: Strengthening What Works ». This is the theme of the 2026 edition of World Breastfeeding Week (WBW), observed from August 1 to 7 under the leadership of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Unit
« 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
As non-communicable diseases (NCDs) continue to increase and external funding declines, mobilizing the private sector has become essential to sustainably strengthen prevention efforts in Africa. In this interview, Malikatou Djermakoye, a development
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