We Stay On Target, Case After Case

Top notch trainings & Internships

A team of qualified professionals

Core Activities

Learn about what we do in the Centre for Disease Control & Research in the Federal Medical Centre, Asaba

Disease surveillance and response

The Centre for Disease Control and Research (CDCR) conducts surveillance, response, and containment measures to

monitor and control the spread of communicable diseases.

Research and innovation

CDCR engages in research, innovation, and treatment strategies to advance knowledge and develop evidence-based

strategies for disease prevention, treatment, and control.

Capacity building and training

CDCR focuses on capacity building and training programs to enhance the expertise of healthcare professionals and

stakeholders in disease control and research.

A word from the Director

Greetings,

Welcome to the website of the Centre for Disease Control and Research (CDCR). As the Director, I am honored to lead a dedicated team that is committed to preventing, controlling, and researching diseases. Our mission is to safeguard public health through robust surveillance, rapid outbreak response, innovative research, and capacity building.

We strive to protect communities by staying at the forefront of scientific developments, offering compassionate care in our treatment facility, and empowering healthcare professionals. Together, let us create a healthier future by combating diseases and promoting global health security.

Warm regards.

Dr. Ugoeze Francis C.

Director, Centre for Disease Control and Research

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