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1. Diabetes Mellitus among new tuberculosis patients in Bamako, Mali

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Diarra, B., Tolofoudie, M., Sarro, Y.S., Togo, A.C.G., Bane, S., Nientao, I., Cisse, A.B., Kone, M., Somboro, A., Degoga, B., Diallo, F., Coulibaly, G., Kodio, O., Sanogo, M., Kone, B., Diabate, S., Baya, B., Kone, A., Dabitao, D., Maiga, M., Belson, M., Dao, S., Maiga, I.I., Murphy, R.L., Siddiqui, S., Toloba, Y., Konate, B., Doumbia, S., de Jong, B.C., and Diallo, S.

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2019
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2. Aspects épidémiocliniques et thérapeutiques de l’association tuberculose et maladie thromboembolique veineuse (MTEV) au service de pneumo-phtisiologie CHU du Point-G Bamako-Mali

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Soumaré, D., primary, Ouattara, K., additional, Kanouté, T., additional, Koné, S., additional, Baya, B., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Sidibé, F., additional, Djigandé, G., additional, Satao, S., additional, Napo, M., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2024
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3. Exploration fonctionnelle respiratoire et exposition à la poussière minérale dans une mine au Mali

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Kanouté, T., primary, Soumaré, D., additional, Ouattara, K., additional, Baya, B., additional, Kone, S., additional, Napo, M., additional, Guindo, B., additional, Sidibé, F., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Koné, D., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Dakouo, A.P., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Satao, S., additional, Djigande, G., additional, Karembe, S., additional, Koudemon, K., additional, Diarra, M., additional, Sanogo, D., additional, Coulibaly, A., additional, Sanogo, A., additional, Traore, S.N., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2024
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8. Caractéristiques épidemio- clinique et diagnostique des patients décédés au service de pneumo-phtisiologie du centre hospitalier universitaire du point g

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Sissoko BF, Baya B, Soumaré D, Ouattara K, Kanouté T, M’Baye O, and et.al.

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Décès à l’hôpital, épidémiologie, clinique, paraclinique, Medicine, Microbiology, QR1-502
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Objectif : Nous avons conduit une étude rétrospective, descriptive pour étudier les caractéristiques épidémiologiques, cliniques et paracliniques des patients décédés dans le service. Patients et méthode : Nous avons colligé les dossiers des patients décédés au cours de leur hospitalisation dans le service de pneumo-phtisiologie du centre hospitalo-universitaire du point G entre juin 2010 et juin 2012. Résultats : Sur un total de 1025 patients hospitalisés pendant la période d’étude, 307 sont décédés soit une fréquence de 29,95%. Seuls 189 dossiers répondaient à nos critères soit 18,44%. La mortalité globale était de 29,95%, avec une prédominance du sexe masculin (sex-ratio = 3,39). La tranche d’âge la plus élevée était de 60 à 90 ans (32,3%) des cas. Une radiographie thoracique de face pathologique dans 98,4% des cas avec des opacités occupant au moins les 2/3 du champ pulmonaire dans 39,8% et bilatérales dans 66,7% des cas. La durée moyenne de séjour dans le service était de 18,6 jours. La tuberculose était le diagnostic de deces le fréquemment retrouvée avec 28% des cas. Conclusion : Malgré les efforts fournis dans le cadre des objectifs du millénaire, notre pays continu à payer un lourd tribut à la Tuberculose.

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2016

9. Enquête sur la consommation de la chicha en commune IV du district de Bamako (Mali)

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Kanouté, T., primary, Koné, S., additional, Ouattara, K., additional, Soumaré, D., additional, Baya, B., additional, Guin-do, I., additional, Sidibe, F., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Karembe, S., additional, Satao, S., additional, Djigande, G., additional, Kou-Demon, K., additional, Diarra, M., additional, Sanogo, D., additional, Sanogo, A., additional, Traore, S., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2023
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11. Itinéraire des patients suspects de COVID-19 admis au service de pneumologie du point-G

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Soumare, D., primary, Ouattara, K., additional, Kanoute, T., additional, Koné, S., additional, Baya, B., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Sidibé, F., additional, Diakité, M., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Koné, D., additional, Dakouo, A.P., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2023
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12. Performance of microscopic observation drug susceptibility for the rapid diagnosis of tuberculosis and detection of drug resistance in Bamako, Mali

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Sanogo, M., Kone, B., Diarra, B., Maiga, M., Baya, B., Somboro, A.M., Sarro, Y.S., Togo, A.C.G., Dembele, B.P.P., Goita, D., Kone, A., M'Baye, O., Coulibaly, N., Diabate, S., Traore, B., Diallo, M.H., Coulibaly, Y.I., Saleeb, P., Belson, M., Orsega, S., Siddiqui, S., Polis, M.A., Dao, S., Murphy, R.L., and Diallo, S.

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2017
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14. Performance of Mali's biosafety level 3 laboratory in the external quality assessment in preparedness of laboratory accreditation and support to clinical trials

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Coulibaly, N, Kone, B, Sanogo, M, Togo, ACG, Diarra, B, Sarro, YS, Cisse, AB, Kodio, O, Coulibaly, G, Kone, M, Baya, B, Maiga, M, Dabitao, D, Belson, M, Dao, S, Diallo, S, Diakite, M, Babana, AH, and Doumbia, S

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Microbiological Techniques, Clinical Trials as Topic, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Staining and Labeling, lcsh:QR1-502, Containment of Biohazards, external quality assessment, Article, lcsh:Microbiology, Accreditation, Mycobacterium, Cross-Sectional Studies, Humans, Tuberculosis, Laboratories, Retrospective Studies, mali, mycobacteriology
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Background: The external quality assessment (EQA) or external quality control is an evaluation conducted by a certified external organization to inquire about the quality of the results provided by a laboratory. The primary role of EQA is to verify the accuracy of laboratory results. This is essential in research because research data should be published in international peer-reviewed journals, and laboratory results must be repeatable. In 2007, the University Clinical Research Center (UCRC’s) biosafety level 3 (BSL-3) laboratory joined the EQA program with the College of American Pathologists in acid-fast staining and culture and identification of mycobacteria as per laboratory accreditation preparedness. Thus, after 11 years of participation, the goal of our study was to evaluate the performance of our laboratory during the different interlaboratory surveys. Methods: We conducted a descriptive retrospective study to evaluate the results of UCRC mycobacteriology laboratory from surveys conducted during 2007 and 2017. Results: Of the 22 evaluations, the laboratory had satisfactory (100% of concordance results) in 18 (81.8%) and good (80% of concordance results) in 4 (18.2%). Overall, the laboratory was above the commended/accepted limits of 75%. Conclusion: So far, UCRC’s BSL-3 performed well during the first 11 years of survey participation, and efforts should be deployed to maintain this high quality in the preparedness for laboratory accreditation and support to clinical trials.

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2020

16. Isoniazid preventive therapy in child household contacts of adults with active TB in Bamako, Mali

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Tolofoudie, M., primary, Somboro, A., additional, Diarra, B., additional, Sarro, Y. S., additional, Drame, H. B., additional, Togo, A. C. G., additional, Sanogo, M., additional, Dembele, A., additional, Togun, T., additional, Nkereuwem, E., additional, Baya, B., additional, Konate, B., additional, Egere, U., additional, Traore, M., additional, Maiga, M., additional, Saliba-Shaw, K., additional, Kampmann, B., additional, Diallo, S., additional, Doumbia, S., additional, and Sylla, M., additional

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2021
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18. Profils épidémio-cliniques et thérapeutiques des pneumopathies aiguës bactériennes chez l’enfant au service de pédiatrique du CHU de Kati

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Soumaré, D., Barry, A., Ouattara, K., Kanouté, T., Koné, S., Sanogo, F.B., Baya, B., Satao, S., and Toloba, Y.

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Les pneumopathies aiguës bactériennes (PAB) occupent une place importante en pédiatrie. Elles représentent la première cause infectieuse d’hospitalisation chez l’enfant. L’OMS dénombre environ 2 millions de décès par an chez l’enfant de moins de 5 ans dont 70 % dans les pays en développement. L’objectif principal était d’étudier les profils épidémio-cliniques et thérapeutiques des PAB chez les enfants de moins de 16 ans.

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2025
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21. Pneumopathie aiguë bactérienne du sujet âgé Africain : À propos de 85 cas

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Soumare, D.D.N., primary, Ouattara, K., additional, Kanoute, T., additional, Baya, B., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Sidibe, F., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Kone, D., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Dakouo, A., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Coulibaly, A., additional, Kone, S., additional, Djigande, G., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2021
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22. Fluorescein diacetate and rapid molecular testing for the early identification of rifampicin resistance in Mali

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Diarra, B., primary, Decroo, T., additional, Somboro, A., additional, Coulibaly, G., additional, Tolofoudie, M., additional, Kone, M., additional, Degoga, B., additional, Diallo, F., additional, Togo, A. C. G., additional, Sanogo, M., additional, Sarro, Y. S., additional, Cisse, A. B., additional, Kodio, O., additional, Baya, B., additional, Kone, A., additional, Maiga, M., additional, Dao, S., additional, Maiga, I. I., additional, Murphy, R. L., additional, Siddiqui, S., additional, Toloba, Y., additional, Konate, B., additional, Diakite, M., additional, Doumbia, S., additional, Van Deun, A., additional, Rigouts, L., additional, Diallo, S., additional, and de Jong, B. C., additional

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2020
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25. Problématique de la prise en charge de l’asthme chez les enfants de 2 à 15 ans dans le service de pédiatrie du CHU de Kati

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Soumare, D., primary, Ouattara, K., additional, Kanoute, T., additional, Barry, A., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Sidibe, F., additional, Sanogo, F., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Kamian, Y.M., additional, Baya, B., additional, Kone, D., additional, Dakouo, A.P., additional, Koné, S., additional, Coulibaly, A., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2020
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26. Tuberculose et tabagisme : aspects cliniques et radiologiques

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Kanoute, T., primary, Ouattara, K., additional, Soumare, D., additional, Baya, B., additional, Sidibe, F., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Kone, D., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Dakouo, A., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Berthe, G., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2019
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27. Sensibilisation acariens-arachide chez les enfants dans un pays d’Afrique sub-saharienne

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Ouattara, K., primary, Soumare, D., additional, Baya, B., additional, Kanoute, T., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Kamian, Y.M., additional, Dakouo, A.P., additional, Sanogo, F., additional, Fofana, A., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Kone, I., additional, Berthe, G., additional, Sidibe, F., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2019
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28. Aspects cliniques et étiologiques de la dilatation des bronches (DDB) à Bamako

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Kanoute, T., primary, Soumare, D., additional, Ouattara, K., additional, Baya, B., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Sidibe, F., additional, Kone, S., additional, Kone, D., additional, Kamian, Y., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Dakouo, A., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Berthe, G., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2019
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29. Abcès du poumon : aspects épidémio-cliniques et évolutif au service de pneumo-phtisiologie du CHU du Point G

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Soumare, D.D.N., primary, Kanouté, T., additional, Ouattara, K., additional, Baya, B., additional, Guindo, I., additional, Sidibé, F., additional, Tall, M., additional, Sanogo, F.B., additional, Bamba, S., additional, Koné, D., additional, Kamian, Y.M., additional, Yossi, O., additional, Dakouo, A.P., additional, Coulibaly, L., additional, Berthé, G., additional, and Toloba, Y., additional

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2019
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30. Evolution of virulent genotypes and an emerging threat of multidrug resistant tuberculosis in Bamako, Mali

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Senghore, M., primary, Diarra, B., additional, Gehre, F., additional, Otu, J., additional, Worwui, A., additional, Muhammad, A.K., additional, Sanogo, M., additional, Baya, B., additional, Orsega, S., additional, Doumbia, S., additional, Diallo, S., additional, de Jong, B.C., additional, Pallen, M.J., additional, and Antonio, M., additional

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2018
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33. Femmes et hommes face aux grossesses non prévues au Maroc et au Sénégal

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Adjamagbo, Agnès, Guillaume, Agnès, Bakass, F., Bajos, N. (collab.), Ferrand, M. (collab.), Rossier, C. (collab.), Texeira, M. (collab.), Baya, B. (collab.), Soubeiga, A. (collab.), Sawadogo, N. (collab.), Chaker, A. (collab.), Gyapong, J. (collab.), Beikro, L. (collab.), Osei, I. (collab.), Aguessy Koné, P. (collab.), Gourbin, C. (collab.), Moreau, L. (collab.), MayHew, S. (collab.), and Collumbien, M. (collab.)

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Cet article étudie la manière dont les femmes ou les couples gèrent les grossesses non prévues dans les capitales du Maroc et du Sénégal (Rabat et Dakar), deux pays soumis à des règles strictes en matière de sexualité des célibataires. Nous analysons les logiques sociales et individuelles qui prévalent à l'annonce d'une grossesse inattendue et la manière dont se prennent les décisions qui vont aboutir à la poursuite de cette grossesse ou à son interruption. Nous nous basons sur des données qualitatives tirées d'un programme financé par l'Union Européenne entre 2005 et 2009, sur l'usage de la contraception d'urgence dans les villes africaines. Nos résultats montrent qu'en dépit de programmes de planification familiale plus performants dans leur pays, les femmes de Rabat vivent leur entrée en sexualité dans des conditions difficiles. Si à Dakar la chasteté avant le mariage est prônée, le non-respect de cette règle entraîne des sanctions beaucoup moins sévères qu'au Maroc. Le choix de l'avortement en cas de grossesse non prévue évolue avec le cycle de vie des individus et selon le stade de la relation. Une pratique envisageable à un moment donné, ne l'est plus forcément à d'autres moments de la relation. Enfin, dans les deux villes, nos données révèlent une forte implication des familles dans la gestion de la formation des couples et de leur fécondité. Cette tendance apparaît cependant plus exacerbée au Maroc où les familles se mobilisent parfois âprement pour obliger ou interdire un avortement.

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2015

34. Anthropologie du médicament au Sud : la pharmaceuticalisation à ses marges

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Texeira, M., Bajos, N., Guillaume, Agnès, Ferrand, M. (collab.), Adjamagbo, Agnès (collab.), Rossier, C. (collab.), Baya, B. (collab.), Soubeiga, A. (collab.), Sawadogo, N. (collab.), Bakass, F. (collab.), Chaker, A. (collab.), Gyapong, J. (collab.), Beikro, L. (collab.), Osei, I. (collab.), Aguessy Koné, P. (collab.), Gourbin, C. (collab.), Moreau, L. (collab.), MayHew, S. (collab.), Collumbien, M. (collab.), Desclaux, Alice (ed.), and Egrot, Marc (ed.)

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SYSTEME DE REPRESENTATIONS, CONTRACEPTION, HORMONE, TOXICITE, FEMME, EFFET SECONDAIRE, SYMBOLISME
Published
2015

41. Independent Evaluation of the Rapid Scale-Up Program to Reduce Under-Five Mortality in Burkina Faso

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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health - Institute for International Programs, Université de Ouagadougou - Institut Supérieur des Sciences de la Population, UCL - SSH/IACS - Institute of Analysis of Change in Contemporary and Historical Societies, Institut National de la Statistique et de la Démographie - Direction Générale, Munos, M., Guiella, G., Roberton, T., Maïga, Abdoulaye, Tiendrebeogo, A., Tam, Y., Bryce, J., Baya, B., Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health - Institute for International Programs, Université de Ouagadougou - Institut Supérieur des Sciences de la Population, UCL - SSH/IACS - Institute of Analysis of Change in Contemporary and Historical Societies, Institut National de la Statistique et de la Démographie - Direction Générale, Munos, M., Guiella, G., Roberton, T., Maïga, Abdoulaye, Tiendrebeogo, A., Tam, Y., Bryce, J., and Baya, B.

Abstract

We conducted a prospective evaluation of the “Rapid Scale-Up” (RSU) program in Burkina Faso, focusing on the integrated community case management (iCCM) component of the program. We used a quasi-experimental design in which nine RSU districts were compared with seven districts without the program. The evaluation included documentation of program implementation, assessments of implementation and quality of care, baseline and endline coverage surveys, and estimation of mortality changes using the Lives Saved Tool. Although the program trained large numbers of community health workers, there were implementation shortcomings related to training, supervision, and drug stockouts. The quality of care provided to sick children was poor, and utilization of community health workers was low. Changes in intervention coverage were comparable in RSU and comparison areas. Estimated under-five mortality declined by 6.2% (from 110 to 103 deaths per 1,000 live births) in the RSU area and 4.2% (from 114 to 109 per 1,000 live births) in the comparison area. The RSU did not result in coverage increases or mortality reductions in Burkina Faso, but we cannot draw conclusions about the effectiveness of the iCCM strategy, given implementation shortcomings. The evaluation results highlight the need for greater attention to implementation of iCCM programs.

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2016

42. Whole Genome Sequencing of Mycobacterium africanum Strains from Mali Provides Insights into the Mechanisms of Geographic Restriction

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Winglee, K. (author), McGuire, A.M. (author), Maiga, M. (author), Abeel, T.E.P.M.F. (author), Shea, T. (author), Desjardins, C.A. (author), Diarra, B. (author), Baya, B. (author), Sanogo, M. (author), Diallo, S. (author), Earl, A. (author), Bishai, W.R. (author), Winglee, K. (author), McGuire, A.M. (author), Maiga, M. (author), Abeel, T.E.P.M.F. (author), Shea, T. (author), Desjardins, C.A. (author), Diarra, B. (author), Baya, B. (author), Sanogo, M. (author), Diallo, S. (author), Earl, A. (author), and Bishai, W.R. (author)

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Background Mycobacterium africanum, made up of lineages 5 and 6 within the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTC), causes up to half of all tuberculosis cases in West Africa, but is rarely found outside of this region. The reasons for this geographical restriction remain unknown. Possible reasons include a geographically restricted animal reservoir, a unique preference for hosts of West African ethnicity, and an inability to compete with other lineages outside of West Africa. These latter two hypotheses could be caused by loss of fitness or altered interactions with the host immune system. Methodology/Principal Findings We sequenced 92 MTC clinical isolates from Mali, including two lineage 5 and 24 lineage 6 strains. Our genome sequencing assembly, alignment, phylogeny and average nucleotide identity analyses enabled us to identify features that typify lineages 5 and 6 and made clear that these lineages do not constitute a distinct species within the MTC. We found that in Mali, lineage 6 and lineage 4 strains have similar levels of diversity and evolve drug resistance through similar mechanisms. In the process, we identified a putative novel streptomycin resistance mutation. In addition, we found evidence of person-to-person transmission of lineage 6 isolates and showed that lineage 6 is not enriched for mutations in virulence-associated genes. Conclusions This is the largest collection of lineage 5 and 6 whole genome sequences to date, and our assembly and alignment data provide valuable insights into what distinguishes these lineages from other MTC lineages. Lineages 5 and 6 do not appear to be geographically restricted due to an inability to transmit between West African hosts or to an elevated number of mutations in virulence-associated genes. However, lineage-specific mutations, such as mutations in cell wall structure, secretion systems and cofactor biosynthesis, provide alternative mechanisms that may lead to host specificity., Intelligent Systems, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science

Published
2016

43. Tuberculosis drug resistance in Bamako, Mali, from 2006 to 2014

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Diarra, B., primary, Goita, D., additional, Tounkara, S., additional, Sanogo, M., additional, Baya, B., additional, Togo, A. C. G., additional, Maiga, M., additional, Sarro, Y. S., additional, Kone, A., additional, Kone, B., additional, M’Baye, O., additional, Coulibaly, N., additional, Kassambara, H., additional, Cisse, A., additional, Belson, M., additional, Polis, M. A., additional, Otu, J., additional, Gehre, F., additional, Antonio, M., additional, Dao, S., additional, Siddiqui, S., additional, Murphy, R. L., additional, de Jong, B. C., additional, and Diallo, S., additional

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2016
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45. Decisions about unplanned pregnancies and abortion among women and men in Morocco and Senegal : influence of norms, practices, and institutional contexts

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Adjamagbo, Agnès, Guillaume, Agnès, Bakass, F., Bajos, N. (collab.), Ferrand, M. (collab.), Rossier, C. (collab.), Texeira, M. (collab.), Baya, B. (collab.), Soubeiga, A. (collab.), Sawadogo, N. (collab.), Chaker, A. (collab.), Gyapong, J. (collab.), Beikro, L. (collab.), Osei, I. (collab.), Aguessy Koné, P. (collab.), Gourbin, C. (collab.), Moreau, L. (collab.), MayHew, S. (collab.), and Collumbien, M. (collab.)

Subjects
INTERRUPTION MEDICALE DE GROSSESSE, COUPLE, PLANIFICATION DE LA FAMILLE, DROIT DE REPRODUCTION, MORTALITE MATERNELLE, SEXUALITE, AVORTEMENT CLANDESTIN, AVORTEMENT, CONTRACEPTION, PROCESSUS DE DECISION, GROSSESSE NON DESIREE, GROSSESSE, SEXUALITE PRENUPTIALE, NORME
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This paper examines how women or couples manage unplanned pregnancies in the capital cities of Morocco and Senegal (Rabat and Dakar), both subject to strict rules in terms of sexuality among single people. We analyze the social and individual logics prevailing when an unexpected pregnancy is announced and how decisions are made as to whether to continue or terminate the pregnancy. We analyse qualitative data from a program funded by the European Union between 2005 and 2009 on the use of emergency contraception in African cities. Our results show that despite the existence of effective family planning programs in Rabat, circumstances of sexual debut among women are difficult. In Dakar, although chastity before marriage is promoted, non-compliance with this rule is not as severely condemned than in Morocco. Choosing abortion when faced with unplanned pregnancy depends on people's life cycle and on the stage of their relationship. One practice contemplated at a given time in the relationship may no longer be feasible at another time. Finally, in both cities, our data highlight the strong involvement of families in managing couple relationships and their fertility. This influence seems further exacerbated in Morocco where families sometimes fiercely require or forbid abortion.

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2014

46. L'apport des approches renouvelées pour l'analyse du début de la transition démographique : actes du deuxième atelier du GRIPPS

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Baya, B., Lévi, Pierre, Baya, B. (ed.), Willems, M. (ed.), and Gendreau, Francis (préf.)

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NIVEAU D'INSTRUCTION, LIEU DE RESIDENCE, MIGRATION, FECONDITE, QUESTIONNAIRE, ENQUETE RENOUVELEE, DEMOGRAPHIE, VILLAGE, ANALYSE DEMOGRAPHIQUE, SEXE, MORTALITE, MIGRATION DE RETOUR, ENFANT, IMMIGRATION, FEMME, ENQUETE, GROUPE D'AGE, COLLECTE DE DONNEES, ACTIVITE ECONOMIQUE, NUPTIALITE, METHODOLOGIE
Published
2002

47. Normative tensions and women's contraceptive attitudes and practices in four African countries

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Bajos, N., Teixeira, M., Adjamagbo, Agnès, Ferrand, M., Guillaume, Agnès, Rossier, C., Baya, B. (collab.), Soubeiga, A. (collab.), Sawadogo, N. (collab.), Bakass, F. (collab.), Chaker, A. (collab.), Gyapong, J. (collab.), Beikro, L. (collab.), Osei, I. (collab.), Aguessy Koné, P. (collab.), Gourbin, C. (collab.), Moreau, L. (collab.), MayHew, S. (collab.), and Collumbien, M. (collab.)

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SYSTEME DE REPRESENTATIONS, CONTRACEPTION, AVORTEMENT, SANTE DE LA REPRODUCTION, FEMME, FECONDITE, ENQUETE, PLANIFICATION DE LA FAMILLE, MAITRISE, IDENTITE SOCIALE, SEXUALITE, HOMME, ENTRETIEN
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2013

48. Tensions normatives et rapport des femmes à la contraception dans 4 pays africains

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Bajos, N., Texeira, M., Adjamagbo, Agnès, Ferrand, M., Guillaume, Agnès, Rossier, C., Baya, B. (collab.), Soubeiga, A., Sawadogo, N. (collab.), Bakass, F. (collab.), Chaker, A. (collab.), Gyapong, J. (collab.), Beikro, L. (collab.), Osei, I. (collab.), Aguessy Koné, P. (collab.), Gourbin, C. (collab.), Moreau, L. (collab.), Mayhew, S. (collab.), and Collumbien, M. (collab.)

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ORDRE SOCIAL, FECONDITE, PLANIFICATION DE LA FAMILLE, MAITRISE, IDENTITE SOCIALE, MARIAGE, SEXUALITE, CELIBATAIRE, CONTRACEPTION, AVORTEMENT, SANTE DE LA REPRODUCTION, FEMME, EFFET SECONDAIRE, STATUT SOCIOECONOMIQUE, ETUDE COMPARATIVE, MATERNITE, ENTRETIEN
Published
2013

49. Influence of relationship situation on responses to unintended pregnancy in Dakar

Author

Adjamagbo, Agnès, Aguessy Koné, P., Bajos, N. (collab.), Teixeira, M. (collab.), Ferrand, M. (collab.), Guillaume, Agnès (collab.), Rossier, C. (collab.), Baya, B. (collab.), Soubeiga, A. (collab.), Sawadogo, N. (collab.), Bakass, F. (collab.), Chaker, A. (collab.), Gyapong, J. (collab.), Beikro, L. (collab.), Osei, I. (collab.), Gourbin, C. (collab.), Moreau, L. (collab.), MayHew, S. (collab.), and Collumbien, M. (collab.)

Subjects
NIVEAU D'INSTRUCTION, FECONDITE, PARENT, PRECARISATION, MARIAGE, SEXUALITE, CONDITIONS DE VIE, AVORTEMENT, SANTE DE LA REPRODUCTION, FEMME, GROSSESSE, STATUT SOCIOECONOMIQUE, ENQUETE, RELATIONS CONJUGALES, RELATIONS EXTRACONJUGALES, ENTRETIEN, MILIEU URBAIN
Published
2013

50. Sexualité, contraception, grossesses non prévues et recours à l'avortement en Afrique de l'Ouest et au Maroc : enquête ECAF

Author

Bajos, N., Guillaume, Agnès, Adjamagbo, Agnès, Rossier, C., Teixera, M., Baya, B., Soubeiga, A., Sawadogo, N., Bakass, F., Chaker, A., Gyapong, J., Beikro, L., Osei, I., Aguessy Koné, P., Gourbin, C., Moreau, L., Mayhew, S., and Collumbien, M.

Subjects
CONTRACEPTION, AVORTEMENT, INFORMATION, SANTE DE LA REPRODUCTION, FEMME, GROSSESSE, PERSONNEL DE SANTE, ENQUETE, SEXUALITE
Published
2013

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