Dr Lydia Gyan Kesewaa (middle) with some of the Ghana Medical Association team at the Manhyia Palace Close to 1,600 health cases were recorded at the Manhyia Palace. The cases,

Stress Stress symptoms are strongly influenced by the amount of sleep one gets on a daily basis. It’s been generally observed people who sleep till late find themselves more stressed

A patient with cholera Over 700 cholera cases with no death were recorded in 2016, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and Ministry of Health (MoH) have stated. The acute diarrhoea

Former President Mahama, during to inspection of expansion phase Former President John Mahama in his last State of the Nation Address in Parliament said his government’s investment in what he

The immediate past board members of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH) have descended heavily on the management members of the premier health facility for doling out a whopping GH¢ 153,000

Dr. Gilbert Buckle The Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra spent more than GH¢100,000 on Christmas bonuses for its management and staff members, according to media reports. Each staff member received

David, the self-styled doctor A self-styled doctor operating an abortion clinic at Suhum in the Eastern Region, David, has been declared wanted by the Eastern Regional Police Command after several

Currently, around six million people die annually as a result of tobacco use, with most living in developing countries, a joint report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the

Kimathi, K. presenting the money to Nicholas Ofosu-hene (right) on Students of the Canadian Independent College, a university preparatory college providing a caring learning environment, has presented GH¢2,000 to a

DKT International, a social marketing non-profit organisation, has been accused of using unregistered abortion drugs – Misoprostol and Mifepristone – to terminate pregnancies at their facilities. According to a report

Baffour Hyeaman Osei Brentuo VI (middle)  At least 250 nurses and 50 doctors will be put on standby to offer quick emergency medical services during the burial rites of the

Dr Matshidiso Moeti Millions of people in Africa are predicted to die from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) by 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) report has indicated. According to a report