The Centre for Schistosomiasis and Parasitology (CSP) is a leading research institution dedicated to the control and elimination of neglected tropical diseases in Cameroon.
The Centre Schisto is particularly involved in the control of schistosomiasis and geohelminthiasis.h functionality and aesthetics.
In order to contribute to the improvement of health of people in endemic areas the Centre Schisto integrates ‘research’ and ‘control’ major research themes
Discover how CSP implements control strategies, measures the impact of deworming campaigns.
Discover our research, and measurable progress in reducing schistosomiasis prevalence. Explore our impact through data and trends
Alternative and Complementary medicine: Testing the anti-schistosomal activity of plant extracts commonly used for traditional medicine.
Treatment Efficacy and Drug Resistance: Efficacy of main anthelminthic drugs, monitoring of development of resistant schistosome strains to Praziquantel.
Morphological, biochemical and molecular characterization, and the impact of genetic diversity on the host-parasite relationship.
Geographical Information System (GIS): Mapping of risk zones for control interventions
A robust knowledge of the distribution of parasites is essential to successfully confronting them.
From digital diagnostics to advanced treatment modalities, we leverage state-of-the-art tools to enhance precision, efficiency, and your overall experience.
With a combination of experience and ongoing education, we deliver top-notch, evidence-based care that you can trust for all your dental needs.
Although the parasites responsible for these diseases have been studied extensively, the epidemiology of infections and many aspects of their biology remain poorly understood.
The assessment of infection prevalence and intensities, transmission dynamics, identification of snail hosts, transmission factors, updating of distribution maps.
We are a research and public health organization dedicated to understanding the epidemiology, genetics, and transmission of parasitic diseases, and bridging the gap between scientific research, disease control, and improved health outcomes in endemic communities
