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Assessment of Farmers’ Knowledge and Control Practices in Ticks in Gondar Zuria and Lay Armachiho Districts of Amhara Region, Northwest Ethiopia

Fikirte Gebrie Chekol*

    Ethiopia has an extremely diverse topography, a variety climatic features and agro ecological zones that are expedient to host a very large animal population [1]. It has the largest livestock population in Africa with an estimate of 78 million ...


From Legionnaires’ Disease to Vaccine Safety: Reflections on Five Decades of Scientific Progress, Public Concern, and Public Trust

Joseph A Bellanti, MD

    Vaccines represent one of the most successful public health interventions in the history of medicine, contributing to the prevention of millions of deaths annually and the global control or eradication of numerous infectious diseases ...


Sociodemographic Determinants of Adherence to The Immunisation Schedule Among Children Aged 0 To 23 Months Within the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) At the National Institute of Public Health (INHP) in Treichville, Abidjan

Audrey Marie-Michelle Abina*; Harvey Attoh-Toure; Roland Oussou; Soualihou Noufe; Konan N’Guessan; Arthur Serigbalet; Edwige Ayeva-Adam; Marlyse Klah; Daniel Ekra

    Vaccination is one of the most efficient and cost-effective public health interventions in the history of medicine. By inducing artificial active immunity, it has led to the eradication of smallpox, the near-elimination of polio, and a drastic reduction in morbidity and mortality associated with many ...


Determinants of Career Choice in Public Health Among Medical Students: A Cross-Sectional Study at The Faculty of Medical Sciences, Abidjan

Harvey Attoh-Toure; Arthur Serigbalet; Audrey Marie-Michelle Abina*; Konan Roland Oussou; Konan N’Guessan; Soualihou Noufe; Issaka Tiembre

    In sub-Saharan Africa, only 5.8% of medical students choose public health as their future specialism, despite critical needs in the areas of prevention and health promotion. This study aimed to identify the determinants of career choice in public health among final-year medical students at the Faculty of Medical Sciences in Abidjan.


Mandatory Vaccination in Côte D’Ivoire: Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Health Workers in the National Institute of Public Hygiene and Port-Bouët General Hospital

Harvey Attoh-Toure; Audrey Marie-Michelle Abina*; Konan Roland Oussou; Konan N’guessan; Soualihou Noufe; Arthur Serigbalet; Hayathe Edwige Ayeva-Adam; Vatrai Alberic Junior Gneba; Simplice Dagnan

    The mandatory vaccination of healthcare workers is intended to reduce their risk of contamination, as well as being a source of contamination for patients. However, the Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the refusal of healthcare workers to be vaccinated.


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