Rotavirus diarrhoea is a major public health problem in D.R. Congo. According to WHO statistics, this disease causes 483,000 deaths of children aged 0-59 months per year worldwide, most affected in sub-Saharan African countries. From 1 January 2015 to 31 December 2016, the total number of recorded cases of diarrhoea in children aged 0-59 months was 251. It outlines increasingly current and relevant evidence for improving the conditions and quality of life of communities to introduce a new vaccine against Rotavirus in children aged 0-59 months in the DRC. To this end, we have found it...

HIV/AIDS is a major scourge throughout the world, particularly in the DR Congo, and in many hospitals and health centres 80% of hospitalization and mortality rates are linked to this pandemic. HIV/AIDS is a disease that carries a heavy social and economic burden in DR Congo. The female sex was dominant compared to the male (286 female cases against 135 male cases). After analysing the results in our possession, we can say that there is a possibility of transmitting the virus because not all of the PVV is safe. This means that the follow-up of People Living with HIV at a distance does not...

Früher wurde Blut als unersetzlich für den Körper angesehen, da die Verwendung von Blut in der Therapie für die Patienten, die es erhielten, negative oder sogar tödliche Folgen hatte, so dass der Erfolg einer Transfusion dem Zufall überlassen wurde. Unsere Hypothese: Hier in Kinshasa kennen viele Menschen ihre Blutgruppen noch nicht, was die Durchführung von Bluttransfusionen erschwert. Wir glauben, dass die Kenntnis der Blutgruppen bei den Menschen in Kinshasa die Zahl der Transfusionsunfälle im Notfall (Unfall, Geburt, Koma ...) verringern könnte. Unser Ziel ist es, die Bedeutung...

Previously, blood was considered irreplaceable in the body because its use in therapy had harmful, even fatal consequences for the patients transfused, to the extent that the success of a transfusion was due to chance. Our hypothesis: here in Kinshasa, many people are still unaware of their blood groups, which makes it difficult to carry out blood transfusions. If necessary (accidents, accidental childbirth, comas, etc.), we believe that knowledge of blood groups among the people of Kinshasa could reduce transfusion accidents. Our objective will be to highlight the importance of knowing one's...