PARTICIPANTS in a conference on healthcare delivery have charged the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to partner religious and cultural organisations to intensify public education on healthy lifestyles and health risks associated with emerging health problems.
This year's World Tuberculosis Day has been marked with a call on all to visit the nearest health facility and seek treatment for tuberculosis (TB) as the disease was not a death sentence as many perceived it.
THE Ghana Armed Forces have commemorated World Oral Health Day (WOHD) with a screening and health talk for its personnel and students of Forces Senior High Technical School.
THE Namibian High Commission in Ghana has donated a high Independence-performance ventilator to the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital as part of its 33rd Day activities.
ELEVEN years after a 14-year-old pupil Etornam Gorni Attipoe collapsed and died during an Independence Day march past rehearsal at the Ho Jubilee Park, a similar incident nearly occurred again at this year’s celebration at the Volta Regional Youth Resource Centre at Adaklu-Tsrefe,near Ho.
A STAKEHOLDERS meeting to discuss ways to improve Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) has been held in Accra.
Research reveals exponential amount of germs present in reusable bottles.
THE Ghana Health Service (GHS) has launched a national project to offer free hepatitis C treatment to affected persons.
President Akufo-Addo has lauded his government’s decision to introduce drones in healthcare delivery, positioning the country as the host of the world's largest medical drone delivery network.
As part of activities marking this year's International Women's Day, people, especially women, have been urged to take screenings for breast and cervical cancer very serious to help early detection and treatment.
Stress management during complex and challenging moments seek to answer many questions that linger in the mind of many facing emotional, psychological, physical, and other forms of problems in life.
Routine immunisation is considered an antidote to preventable diseases globally.
A total number of 911 pregnant women at 36 weeks were recorded with anaemia within the Ledzokuku municipality in 2022.
A foundation which seeks to educate girls on menstrual health and hygiene has been launched in Accra.
Parliament has summoned the Health Minister, Kwaku Agyeman Manu to appear before the House and answer questions about vaccine shortages in Ghana.