Inoussa Daouda Bako, Boulama Mamadou Boulama Malam, Tidjani Mahamat Hisseine, Mahamadou Amadou Gado, Issoufou Hama Sidi Mansour, Odjo Dogbé Yves Zakari , Migitaba Hassane Moctar, Abdourahamane Yacouba, Abdoul Kader Andia, Souleymane Brah, Omar Adehossi E

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Positionnement des Implants et Résultats Fonctionnels des Prothèses Totales de Hanche de Première Intention : à propos de 46 Cas
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Padonou Adébola, Chigblo P, Amossou F, Goukodadja O, Housounou R, Lawson E, Hans-Moevi A

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Néphrolithotomie Percutanée Tubeless : Expérience du CHU la Rabta de Tunis
Néphrolithotomie per cutanée tubeless : expérience de Tunis

Traoré Oumarou, Ouédraogo B, Sama P, Hafing T, Karama H, Kaboré FA, Zango B, Nouira Y

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Neisseria Meningitidis C Meningitis Epidemic after Mass Vaccination Campaign against Meningococcus A in the District of Kpendjal: Factors Associated with the Disease, a Case-Control Study

Potobawi Essodina Alfa, Kiswendsida Yanogo Pauline, Kaboré Jean, Mariame Laurent, Hamadi Assane, Oumar Sangho, Tsidi Agbeko Tamekloe, Méda Nicolas

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Les Hyperthyroïdies à Saint-Louis du Sénégal : Prise en Charge Diagnostique et Thérapeutique
Hyperthyroïdie à Saint-Louis

Amadou Diop Dia, Diatou Gueye Dia, Cheikh Tidiane Tall, Awa Cheikh Ndao, Nafy Diagne, Ngoné Diaba Diack, Yakham Mouhamed Leye, Abdoulaye Leye

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Mortalité d’Origine Cardiovasculaire au Centre Hospitalier Régional de Koudougou

Jonas Kologo Koudougou , Rélwendé Aristide Yaméogo, Joël Bamouni, Stéphane Balima, Yibar Kambiré, Hermann Adoko, Widouh Benjamin Adolphe Zingué Ouattara, Georges Rosario Christian Millogo, Anna Tall/Thiam, André Koudnoaga Samadoulougou, Patrice Zabsonré

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Hémodialyse Intermittente en Réanimation Polyvalente au Mali : Évaluation des Pratiques

H Dicko, SA Beye , B Diallo , A Coulibaly , N Coulibaly , N Mangané , K Tembiné , Madane Diop Th , A Sidibé , A Kassogué , AS Dembéle , M Keita , Y Coulibaly

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Place de la Biologie Moléculaire dans le Diagnostic du Paludisme de l’Enfant

Ndongo AA, Basse I, Seck N, Boiro D, Thiam L, Kéita Y, Kane Y, Sylla A

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Itinéraires Cliniques des Enfants Atteints de Rétinoblastome au Gabon

Tatiana MBA AKI, Hervé Ismael Koumakpayi , Mahiné Ivanga, Simon Jonas Ategbo, Ernest Belembaogo

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Profil du Diabète de l’Enfant et de l’Adolescent au Niger

Mahamane Sani Mahamane Aminou, Ousmane Bounou O, Daou M, Boubacar , Ada A, Maman O, Brah S, Garba A, Adehossi E

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Capacité Anti Oxydante des Feuilles du Moringa Oleifera chez les Diabétiques de Type 2

Boubacar Sidiki I DRAME, Adama KONE, Sow Djénéba SYLLA, Yaya GOITA, Djibril Mamadou COULIBALY, Rokia SANOGO, Bakary M CISSE

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Syndrome de Fahr Révélé par des Crises Épileptiques : à Propos d’un Cas

Coulibaly Thomas, Cissoko Mamadou, Landoure; Abdoulaye; Guinto

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La Myosite Ossifiante Multifocale : Diagnostic Radiologique et Traitement

Muluem Olivier Kennedy, Fonkoue Loïc, Ngo Yamben Marie Ange, Nana Théophile, Farikou Ibrahima

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Syndrome de Mauriac: À Propos d’un Cas

Raissa Laure Mayanda Ohouana, Ghizlaine Belmejdoub

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Etat Psychoaffectif et Pathologies Buccales chez les Patients Atteints du Trouble du Spectre de l’Autisme dans la Ville de Yaoundé

Rose Mbede Nga Mvondo , Mbassi Awa Hubert Désiré, Lamilen Armelle Sandrine , Koupouapouognigni Njumemi Sodetou, Bengondo Messanga Charles

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Affections Mentales et Séropositivité au VIH au Togo

Saliou SALIFOU, Awèréou KOTOSSO, Daméga WENKOURAMA, Bawoubadi ABALTOU, Sonia KANEKATOUA, Désiré NANEMA, Charfoundine AFFO, Adzovi Koli AZIABLE, Kolou Simliwa DASSA

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Médecine Humanitaire et Aspects Transculturels des Comorbidités Psychiatriques et Somatiques chez les Patients du Centre de Santé Développé de Mokassa au Congo Brazzaville, Afrique Centrale

Biyong Issack , Raymond Tempier, Pierre-Célestin Mboua, Alain Mouanga

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Facteurs Associés à l’Échec du Traitement VIH au Centre Hospitalier Universitaire du Point G, Bamako

Nouhoum Telly, Modibo Kamian, Oumar Sangho, Kassoum Kayentao, Mamadou Berthé, Cheick Abou Coulibaly, Fatou Diawara, Moctar Tounkara, Souleymane Diarra, Hamadoun Sangho, Seydou Doumbia

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Prise en Charge des Pathologies Proctologiques en Milieu Chirurgical à Brazzaville

Pierlesky ELION OSSIBI, MEJ Note Madzele , NH Motoula Latou , D Massamba Miabaou , M Service Yanguedet, PP Avala , JF Mimiesse-Monamou , A Mongo-Onkouo , BI Atipo Ibara

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Infertilité Masculine à l’Hôpital National de Zinder : Aspects Épidémiologiques et Cliniques
Male infertility at the National Hospital of Zinder: Epidemiology and clinical features

M Halidou, I Amadou Magagi , ARH Zakou, A Kodo, H Adamou , S Amadou

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Prise en Charge du Cancer Avancé de la Prostate à l’Hôpital National Ignace Deen de Conakry

Cisse D, Bangoura MF, Bah MB, Barry MI, Diallo TM, Amougou B, Diallo A, Bah MD, Kante D, Barry AO, Bah I, Diallo AB, Bah OR

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Malformations Congénitales : Aspects Épidémiologiques et Cliniques au Centre de Santé Mère et Enfant de Tahoua

Hama Aghali Nouhou, Oumarou Diakité, Ibrahim Mamadou Abdoul Kadir, Hamadou Djibo, Abdoulaye Hamadalami Aichatou, Ousmane Abdoulaye, Hamadou Mazou, Boureima Dourahmane, Hamani Issaka, Houegbelo Lazare Laurent

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Appendicites Aigues de l’Enfant au CHU Mère Enfant Fondation Jeanne Ebori (Libreville) : Aspects Épidémiologiques, Diagnostiques et Thérapeutiques

Boumas N, Mindze D, Nzue Nguema H, Abegue M, Orema Ntyale P

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Prise en Charge Anesthésique des Urgences Gynéco-obstétricales au Centre de Santé de Référence de la Commune II de Bamako

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Devenir Maternel et Néonatal après Césarienne dans Trois Hôpitaux de la Ville de Maroua

Mboua Batoum VS, Essiben F, Nana Lowe PL, Epee Ngoue J, Ngo Um Sap S, Ngo Dingom M, Tebeu PM, Koki Ndombo P

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Lésions Craniofaciales dues aux Accidents de la Voie Publique à Bouake

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Hypertension Artérielle Secondaire à un Phéochromocytome: À Propos de Trois Cas Pédiatriques

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Blood Procalcitonin Dosage in the Diagnosis of Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases in Bamako

DRAME Boubacar Sidiki Ibrahim, COULIBALY Djibril Mamadou, NIARE Aboubacar, GOITA Yaya, SYLLA Sow Djeneba , KONE Adama, DEMBELE Kletigui Casimir, MAIGA Aminata, KONE Drissa, DICKO Oumar Agali, MINTA Daouda Kassoum, CISSE Bakary M

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Health Sciences and Disease, is an open source, peer reviewed medical journal that covers all aspects of medicine, pharmacy, biomedical and health sciences, including public health and societal issues. It is an “online first” publication, which means that all the publications articles appear on the website before being included in the print journal. The papers are published in full on the website, with open access. Our vision is to be the leader medical journal in our region. Our mission is to inform and educate all the health professionals and to promote constructive debate on health issues that matter in the management not only of diseases but of health as a whole.
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HSD’s Policy Committee follows the recommendations of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME), and the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) for guidance on policies and procedures related to publication ethics. The policies for HRA have been adapted from those three advisory bodies and, where necessary, modified and tailored to meet the specific content, audiences, and aims of HSD.
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Research manuscripts are initially checked by the editor in chief or section editor for identification of gross deficiencies. At this stage, the proposal may be rejected. After this initial screening, articles are sent to one or two-reviewers whose names are hidden from the author and whose review is guided by a checklist (single anonymized review). The review summary is signed by the reviewer and is not posted with article. The review process may take days to weeks to reach a final decision that is the responsibility of the editor in chief. The duration from submission to publication may take one to six months (average: 6 months). So, the authors should avoid contacting the editorial office less than 6 weeks after the initial submission.
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