AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYellow Fever: WHO warns of continued transmission across nine African countries, including Cameroon, where nine cases and one death were reported by October 12. Cross-border travel, mosquitoes and uneven vaccination coverage could fuel spread; WHO rates the regional risk as moderate. Breast Cancer Screening: A partnership with the Welisane Foundation provided free screenings to 460 women in Yaoundé and Douala, while also supporting treatment and other care for women with cancer. Measles: Cameroon ranked among the 10 countries with the most reported cases from March to August 2026, according to provisional WHO data; the figures are raw totals, not population-adjusted rates. Health Security: Cameroon is among the countries covered by the third phase of a regional programme to strengthen disease surveillance and coordinate responses to cross-border health threats. Health Innovation: University of Douala engineering students won gold for a medical-assistance robotics project designed to improve basic care in underserved areas.
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