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Mobile Clinics in the Central African Republic: Caring for Survivors of Violence

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This unique initiative in the Central African Republic enables thousands of women to access crucial healthcare services and rebuild their lives.

Maternal health : the Fondation Pierre Fabre and Aminata Maternal Foundation are joining forces

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Call for Proposals: Support for Associations in Occitania for Health in the South

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Exceptional Natural Disaster in Mayotte: The Fondation Pierre Fabre Provides Emergency Aid

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eHealth – Call for projects 2025 : Applications open!

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Sickle-cell disease in DRC 500,000 rapid screening tests deployed

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Watch again the key moments of the 8th ODESS international conference

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The Fondation Pierre Fabre awards 6 charities in Occitania

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Press release on the Fondation Pierre Fabre’s actions in Lebanon

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Pierre Fabre Fondation 2023 Annual Report

pbouchayer2024-10-09T17:42:30+02:0023/07/2024|

Training digital healthcare professionals in Africa: 6th class of graduates for the eHealth inter-university diploma

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CONFERENCE ODESS 2024

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Nengo Project: news and innovations

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Call for applications (doctors or gynecologists) for specialized training in vaginal surgery at Panzi Hospital, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Teledermatology in Mauritania: photo report

pbouchayer2024-05-13T11:02:35+02:0015/04/2024|

Twenty-five years ago, the Fondation Pierre Fabre was recognized as a public-interest foundation

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“Denis Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize / Fondation Pierre Fabre” excellence scholarship to train healthcare professionals from the Global South

pbouchayer2024-03-29T12:42:50+01:0013/03/2024|

Skin cancers: managing pain and improving palliative care in Côte d’Ivoire

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Senegal: equipping and developing the first dermatopathology laboratory

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A major step forward for drug quality control in Benin and the sub-region

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Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and displaced population in Armenia: the Fondation Pierre Fabre supports the Aznavour Foundation to modernize Armenia’s largest mental health institution

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eHealth Hackathon: 50 learners from 13 countries come together in Abidjan

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International Solidarity: The Foundation Supports 4 Associations in Occitania

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The Global South E-Health Observatory launches its 2024 call for project proposals!

pbouchayer2024-01-26T14:09:59+01:0003/11/2023|

The Fondation Pierre Fabre trains tomorrow’s healthcare leaders

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Morocco earthquake – response to emergency call

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Tribute to Monsieur Pierre Fabre – 20 of July, 2023

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The Fondation Pierre Fabre joins forces with Planète J’aime Lire for a special issue devoted to the condition of people with albinism in Africa.

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Sun protection for people with albinism in Tanzania: interview with Rose Macharé

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Bridging the Healthcare Gap : the Role of AI in LMICs

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