Jackline Mwende with her parents Merck, an international developer, manufacturer and distributor of pharmaceutical products, has announced a support scheme for a stigma victim of infertility in Kenya who had
Jackline Mwende with her parents Merck, an international developer, manufacturer and distributor of pharmaceutical products, has announced a support scheme for a stigma victim of infertility in Kenya who had
Dr Gloria Quansah-Asare exchanging the agreement with Dr Elvis Kuma Forson The Ghana Health Service (GHS) and Incision Netherlands have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to improve surgical training
BasicNeeds-Ghana, a mental health advocacy organisation, has presented psychotropic and anti-epileptic medicines to health facilities in northern Ghana to help in the treatment of mental health patients. The beneficiary facilities
Richard Kojo Anim The Rotary Club of Sekondi-Takoradi, an organisation that provides humanitarian services, will as part of its activities for the year embark on a medical outreach project on
Dr David Abdulai Government has decided to sponsor the medical bills of Dr David Abdulai, a medical doctor battling with thyroid cancer in the Northern Region after social media campaign.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has described President John Mahama’s GH¢150 monthly allowance promise to trainee nurses in the country as blatant lie, meant only to win undeserved votes. Dr
Some residents of Tamale have claimed that their relatives have died at the Tamale Teaching Hospital as a result of a shortage of oxygen at the facility. Alhaji Yahaya Kasuli
A mother breastfeeding her baby Nestlé Ghana as part of the World Breastfeeding Week has rolled out an initiative to help mothers exclusively breastfeed their babies at least for the
Scores of patients seeking for critical mental healthcare and observation at the Accra Psychiatric Hospital have been turned away by hospital management as a result of government’s failure to provide
From left: Prof Yao Kwawukume, Prof Ernest Aryeetey (3rd left), Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana, Prof Jane Opoku Agyeman and officials of Airtel shortly after the launch of
Public Health personnel of 37 Military Hospital undergoing a hepatitis screening The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has inaugurated a hepatitis project to create viral hepatitis awareness, diagnose and provide treatment
A 32-year-old unemployed who has been parading himself as a medical doctor and had allegedly been robbing unsuspecting persons, mostly women of huge sums of money, is in the grip
Vodafone Ghana Foundation has organised a free health screening for people in Okorase and its surrounding communities in the Akuapem North District, to bring to them quality healthcare. The beneficiaries,