Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the Central African country of Cameroon, home to 24 million people, there are only some 50 cardiologists—and 12% of all deaths ...

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Cameroonian Arthur Zang has won £25,000 ($37,000) for inventing a heart-monitoring tablet. The Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation celebrates scalable solutions to critical everyday problems.

Cameroon is experimenting with Africa's first mobile system to transmit a cardiac signal over a mobile network, allowing heart patients in remote areas vital medical assistance. The Cardiopad is the ...

Growing up in a rural area of a developing country like Cameroon, Arthur Zang saw how difficult it was for people to get access to medical care. At just 26, Arthur, who belongs to the tech generation, ...

The fact that Arthur Zang does not have a medical education has not hindered his quest to bring cardiac aid to rural Africa. When he discovered in 2010 that there were only 50 cardiologists serving 20 ...

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