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Solthis’ technical expertise in HIV self-testing
HIV/AIDS

Solthis’ technical expertise in HIV self-testing

30 November 2022

On the occasion of World AIDS Day, focus on the results and activities to promote self-testing that resulted from the ATLAS project. The ATLAS project, implemented by Solthis and IRD from 2018 to 2022, demonstrated that an HIV self-testing strategy in the context of a low general population epidemic but concentrated in key populations was feasible, acceptable, and sustainable over...

Training for better care of gender-based violence victims in West and Central Africa
Côte d'Ivoire Guinea Senegal Niger

Training for better care of gender-based violence victims in West and Central Africa

23 August 2022

From August 2 to 6, 2022, a training session was held in Saly, Senegal, for health workers and community actors, to improve the prevention of gender-based violence (GBV) and the care of survivors in Senegal, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire and Niger. The training was organized by Solthis teams in collaboration with our Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights projects (SRHR): SANSAS,...

Solthis at AIDS 2022
Côte d'Ivoire Senegal Mali HIV/AIDS

Solthis at AIDS 2022

29 July 2022

Solthis participated to the 24th edition of the AIDS conference, AIDS 2022, to present the results of the ATLAS HIV self-testing project in West Africa. Watch the replay of the intervention of Joseph Larmarange (IRD), in charge of the project research component : “Self Testing, Empowerment and Self Care: perspectives from lessons learned in implementing HIV self testing in West...

Improving access to Covid-19 testing in West Africa using rapid antigenic tests

Improving access to Covid-19 testing in West Africa using rapid antigenic tests

29 June 2022

The ECOVAN/ECOVAM studies in Mali and Niger evaluated the introduction of antigenic tests for COVID-19, combined with a triage strategy for symptomatic patients. The medical triage strategy allowed : +360% of suspected cases detected and offered a rapid antigen test The antigenic tests were : well accepted by caregivers and patients efficient: +170% of Covid-19 cases detected compared to PCR...