Advocacy & public healthCervical cancer: SOGOC launches its national screening programme
On World Cancer Day, SOGOC launches a national cervical cancer screening programme across all 10 regions of Cameroon.
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Advocacy & public healthSOGOC steps up its advocacy for medicalized abortion during the 16 Days of Activism
As part of the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, SOGOC reaffirms its commitment to safe access to medicalized abortion in Cameroon.
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AnnouncementsI AM SAFE campaign: raising youth awareness on sexual and reproductive health
SOGOC launches the I AM SAFE campaign, dedicated to raising young Cameroonians’ awareness on sexual health, family planning and early pregnancy prevention.
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Advocacy & public healthACAC project: SOGOC mobilizes civil society for reproductive health
The ACAC project brings together SOGOC and six civil society organizations to improve Cameroonian women’s reproductive health and reduce preventable mortality.
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AnnouncementsAppointment: Prof. Emile MBOUDOU confirmed as SOGOC President
SOGOC’s General Assembly confirmed Professor Emile Télesphore MBOUDOU as president of the society for a new mandate.
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TrainingFIGO-SOGOC training: over 300 practitioners trained in comprehensive abortion care
In partnership with FIGO, SOGOC trained over 300 gynecologists and midwives in comprehensive abortion care across five regions of Cameroon in 2024.
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Advocacy & public healthFighting maternal mortality: key figures for Cameroon
An overview of key maternal mortality indicators in Cameroon and the action priorities identified by SOGOC and its partners.
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Congresses & eventsThe 32nd SOGOC Congress in Yaoundé: an edition under the banner of modernity
From April 10 to 13, 2024, Yaoundé’s Palais des Congrès hosted the 32nd SOGOC Congress under the theme "Obstetrics and Gynecology in Sub-Saharan Africa: between tradition and modernity".
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