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Dr. Fatoumata Biro: a “childhood allergy” traces the journey of a dermatology enthusiast

A brilliant student, top of her class in primary school, in 2006, she obtained her two baccalaureates in Conakry at just 17 years old.
Dr. Fatoumata Biro Diallo, dermatologist, is particularly committed to fighting two scourges that have become worrying in Guinea. These are serious drug reactions and voluntary depigmentation.

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