With regard to medicine, considerable progress has been made. We have few examples (and the list is not exhaustive) The Sourasky Medical Center in Tel-Aviv has developed the "Histocan", a puncture needle equipped with a tiny camera, used in particular for the diagnosis of a cancer very difficult to detect in its early stages, ovarian cancer; the "PillCam" was developed in Israel, it is a disposable miniature video camera that patients can ingest so that doctors can visualize the small intestine in a non-invasive and pain-free way; and the field of ophthalmology is not left out.

It is precisely in the field of ophthamology that the brilliant Cameroonian Eleanor NCHE wanted to specialize, and for higher studies in this area there is no better destination than Israel. Indeed, many Cameroonians are skeptical about considering their higher education in Israel, but they do not know they are missing out on one of the best courses in the world. Following the path of Dr. Eleanor NCHE we hope that they will certainly change their minds: https://www.journalducameroun.com/en/cameroons-eleanor-nche-recounts-ophthalmology-training-experience-israel-says-closed-doors-never-limit-anyone/