A mother breastfeeding her baby Breastfeeding consistently has been associated with higher performance in intelligence tests in children and adolescents with a pooled increase of 3.4 IQ points. Presenting a

Christopher Quaye (3rd right) joined by other staff of JISLAH to hand over the cash and items to representatives of the leprosarium A leading non-banking financial institution in Ghana, JISLAH

The Ghana Association of Biomedical Laboratory  Scientists (GAMBLS) has called off its  strike following a fruitful consultation with stakeholders within the sector.   The group’s strike which lasted for seven days was

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (N&MC) of Ghana has indicated it has not released any list of unaccredited schools running Nursing Assistant (HAC), Nursing or Midwifery programmes in the country

Air Marshal Michael Samson-Oje (middle) with members of the two boards The Chief of Defence Staff of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), Air Marshal Michael Samson-Oje, has assured the Armed

One of the health training institutions listed by the Nurses and Midwifery Council as part of the fake Nursing Training Colleges is kick-starting a legal action after efforts to get the

Two young ladies showed their class when they swept most of the academic awards at the School of Medical Sciences (SMS) and Dental School of the College of Health Science

GSK and Save the Children have launched a $1 million healthcare innovation award which rewards innovations in healthcare that help to reduce child deaths in developing countries and have the

Five vehicles believed to be in good conditions have mysteriously vanished from the Health Directorate’s fleet of vehicles, Upper East Regional Director of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr Kofi

Ignatius N.A Awinibuno President of the Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLS), Ignatius N.A Awinibuno, has expressed worry and frustration at the lack of attention and neglect by government

Chairman of the Medical and Dental Council, Dr Eric Asamoah, has charged medical doctors in the country to work towards offering the best form of medical care for all patients.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) Committee for Africa is considering a $106.8million strategy to tackle the public health emergencies that threaten Africa and disrupt the regional economy. This was announced