Dr Joseph Teye Nuertey Anaemia has been discovered to be the number one cause of admissions at health facilities across the Volta Region in 2016. In 2015, anaemia led to

Dr Beatrice Wiafe-Addai President of Breast Care International (BCI), Dr Beatrice Wiafe-Addai, has disclosed that over 700 women who were diagnosed of breast cancer survived the disease following early detection

Dr Kofi Busia The prevention and treatment of diseases with herbal medicine in African although widespread is seldom documented. It was against this background that Dr Kofi Busia, Programme Officer

Investigations conducted by DAILY GUIDE reveal that the emergency department of the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH) lacks qualified emergency physicians. The hospital currently has medical officers and they are persons

Some of the children who were dewormed The Rotary Club of Sekondi, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Cape Coast in the Central Region, has dewormed about 300 children

Dr Amankrah-Otabir commissioning the block, as Dr George Abbam, President of International Anti-Leprosy Organisation, and others look on As part of efforts to continue to reduce leprosy in the country,

The streets of Ghana will soon be rid of mentally challenged persons, the Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Authority (MHA), Dr Akwasi Osei, has disclosed. According to Dr

Elizabeth Esi Denyoh About three million Ghanaians have been identified as living with diabetes, a chronic disease caused by the body’s inability to utilise sugar, leading to a build-up of

A section of the matriculants holding their white coats The President of the Family Health University College (FHUC), Prof Enyonam Kwawukume, has said that plans are far advanced to establish

Dr Joseph Teye Nuertey Health facilities in the Volta Region are having serious difficulties in running their operations due to an embargo placed on employment by the government. “Not being

Dr Beatrice Wiafe Addai Newmont Ghana Women and Allies Network have donated GH¢45,742 to lead anti-breast cancer campaigner, Breast Care International (BCI) at a short ceremony at the Peace &