Mohammed V University, Gabon
Dr. Pierre Constant Ntoutoume Nzoghe is a PhD candidate in Pharmaceutical Sciences (2020–2026) at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of Rabat, Morocco, with prior degrees in Medicine Quality Control, Cellular and Molecular Biology, and a DEUG from Morocco, and a Baccalaureate (Series D) from Libreville. He currently serves as Quality Control Manager at Pharmaceutical Health, Libreville, and previously worked as an Analyst at Pharma5, specializing in physico-chemical (HPLC, IR, UV, Karl Fischer) and microbiological analyses. His experience includes internships in pharmacovigilance, biomedical laboratories, and industrial quality control across Morocco. His research focuses on adverse drug reactions, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, and pharmacovigilance case reporting at the University Hospital of Libreville. He has presented multiple posters and oral communications at national and international congresses, including ISOP and SMPV, with publications in official congress booklets. He is also the author of a scientific publication on Fluconazole-induced Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and received the 3rd Prize for Best Poster Presentation at the 9th National and 2nd African Congress of Pharmacoeconomics and Pharmacoepidemiology.