Cardiac amyloidosis, particularly transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM), remains significantly underdiagnosed across Africa due to limited awareness, restricted access to diagnostic tools, and gaps in clinical data.
At Amyloidosis Africa, our work is structured around three core pillars: research and innovation, data generation, and capacity building. Through these pillars, we aim to strengthen healthcare systems, support clinicians, and improve patient pathways across diverse African settings.
Our projects are designed to be scalable, collaborative, and aligned with global efforts to improve recognition and management of cardiac amyloidosis.

Advancing the use of artificial intelligence and clinical research to improve early detection and diagnostic accuracy of cardiac amyloidosis. and American Heart Association .

Generating continent-wide data through surveys and registries to inform policy, education, and clinical practice..

Strengthening clinician education and healthcare system readiness to improve recognition, diagnosis, and patient care.
A growing portfolio of projects addressing the most critical gaps in cardiac amyloidosis across Africa.
A multi-country survey assessing awareness, diagnosis, and management of cardiac amyloidosis across Africa.
Strengthening clinician awareness and diagnostic capacity for cardiac amyloidosis across African healthcare systems.
Leveraging AI and ECG data to improve early detection of cardiac amyloidosis in underserved African populations.
Through our projects, Amyloidosis Africa is working to transform the landscape of cardiac amyloidosis across the continent.
We aim to:
Our initiatives are designed not only to address current gaps but also to create long-term, scalable solutions that improve patient outcomes across diverse healthcare settings.
Amyloidosis Africa actively seeks partnerships with academic institutions, healthcare organizations, industry leaders, and global health stakeholders.
We welcome collaboration in:
Together, we can accelerate progress in the recognition and management of cardiac amyloidosis in Africa.
Whether you are a clinician, researcher, organization, or potential partner, your collaboration can help drive meaningful change. Together, we can improve awareness, enable earlier diagnosis, and build stronger healthcare systems for patients affected by cardiac amyloidosis across Africa.
We advance cardiac amyloidosis care across Africa through collaboration, training, and research. Join us to change the future of heart health and empower local clinicians with knowledge and tools.