Francophone Webinar Series: Preliminary Analysis of the Impact of the Malaria Vaccine Rollout on the Incidence of Severe Malaria Among Children Under 5 in the Health Districts of Edea, Japoma, and Mbanga (2020–2024)

Alex Stéphane NDJIP NDJOCK is an epidemiologist and public health specialist with over five years of experience in Cameroon coordinating vaccination programs, malaria control, epidemiological surveillance, and epidemic response. Since 2020, he has served as the malaria focal point and data manager at the Edéa Health District, where he trains staff, supervises vaccination campaigns, and participates in the management of epidemics (measles, cholera, yellow fever).

He holds a Master’s degree in Public Health with a concentration in Epidemiology and a Diploma in Vaccinology from the Pasteur Institute in Paris, and he also teaches at several medical and paramedical institutions (Université des Montagnes). Author of numerous scientific publications and two books, he is an associate editor and certified reviewer for international journals and an active member of several scientific networks (Epiter, IAS, AMMnet, etc.).

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