Dr Commeh making a presentation at the workshop Seventy percent of cancer deaths in Ghana could be prevented if healthy lifestyles are adopted and early detection is made, Dr Efua
Dr Commeh making a presentation at the workshop Seventy percent of cancer deaths in Ghana could be prevented if healthy lifestyles are adopted and early detection is made, Dr Efua
Typhoid fever, an acute illness associated with fever caused by the salmonellatyphi bacteria, killed three out of the 43 people infected with the disease last year in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis.                                From January
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Ejura/Sekyedumasi in the Ashanti Region, Mohammed Salisu Bamba, has donated a brand new ambulance to the Ejura/Sekyedumasi Health Directorate at a colourful ceremony in
Yaw Ohemeng Kyei (right) presenting the items to the hospital, as George Arthur and his family members look on A former finance lecturer at the Presbyterian University College (PUC), Tema
Persons Living with HIV and AIDS in the Eastern Region have appealed for anti-retroviral drugs to save them from the complications of the infection. According to members of the Mathew
President John Mahama New trainee nurses who are yet to be put on the students loan scheme will also be put on the cancelled nurses allowance scheme, President John Mahama
A local Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), SAVE-Ghana has urged the public to put an end to the stigmatisation of women who seek safe abortion services. The NGO said stigmatising them was
Dr Joyce Aryee interacting with teachers and students during the tour The Ambassador for the Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) Programme, Dr Joyce Aryee, has called for social support for the
A student demonstrating his skills in hair care L’Oréal West Africa has refurbished the hair training academy of the Mampong Demonstration School for the Deaf as part of its corporate
Thomas Boateng Appiagyei handing over the educational materials to the school management The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) has raised concerns over the misuse of medicines, including antibiotics, in the
Alex Segbefia, Minister of Health Scores of mental patients who visited the Accra Psychiatric Hospital to seek medical attention since Wednesday were refused access because of funding. The managers of
The participants at the workshop in Tamale Head of Programing at Catholic Relief Service (CRS), Melissa Kreek, has indicated that despite national strides to strengthen health services, maternal and infant
Residents going through the screening GCB Bank Limited, in partnership with Third Eyecare & Vision Centre, based in Accra, has organised a free eye screening exercise for hundreds of people