Rarest Grasshopper in Africa Found in Cameroon After 120 Years
Deep in the swampy gallery forests of Cameroon's Littoral Region, a grasshopper that science had almost entirely lost has been ...
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HIV Self-Tests Flag High Reactivity Among Key Populations in Cameroon’s Largest Cities
A cross-sectional study of 789 people in Yaoundé and Douala found that nearly one in four female sex workers and ...
Will to Fight, Not Weapons, Decides Who Wins Without War in Africa
A comparative study of the Sahel, Mali, Cameroon, and the Horn of Africa finds that political legitimacy and societal resolve, ...
Early Sex and HIV Risk in Young Cameroonians: Motherhood Sharpens the Danger
A national analysis of nearly 5,000 young Cameroonian women finds that early sexual debut raises HIV risk, but motherhood dramatically ...
Adults Harbor Hidden Worm Burdens in Cameroon’s Rainforest, Threatening Parasite Elimination Goals
A new study in Cameroon's Nkam-Wouri River Basin finds that 41.9 percent of adults in rural rainforest communities carry helminth ...
Sickle Cell Trait Quietly Rewrites the Genetics of Silent Malaria Infections
A large survey of schoolchildren in Cameroon shows that sickle cell trait does not prevent asymptomatic malaria infections but strongly ...
Cameroon’s Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis Patients Fall Short of National Cure Targets, Major Review Finds
A new systematic review of fifteen studies finds that only 74.2 percent of drug-resistant tuberculosis patients in Cameroon achieve treatment ...
Hidden Malaria Parasite Strain May Explain How Sickle Cell Trait Shields People From Disease
A large genomic study in Cameroon finds that people with sickle cell trait are infected almost exclusively by a genetically ...
Hidden Faults Beneath Cameroon: Aeromagnetic Survey Maps a Fractured Crust
New processing of aeromagnetic data from the Akonolinga-Nguinda area of Centre-East Cameroon has mapped 51 buried lineaments and a 4-kilometer-deep ...
Mapping the Hidden Threats to Cameroon’s Newest Drinking Water Lifeline
A new multicriteria vulnerability mapping study of Cameroon's Sanaga River at Nachtigal reveals that nearly a quarter of the drinking ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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