Health
Family Health Medical School trained Doctor excels at Greater Accra Regional hospital
Dr. Elorm Adzei Tuadzra, an alumnus of Family Health Medical School, has recently received the Outstanding Worker Award by the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (GARH) for being their Team C’s...
MTN Ghana’s blood donation campaign records high turn-out in Tamale
Residents in the Tamale Metropolis turned out in large numbers to donate blood as part of the MTN Ghana Foundation’s “Save a Life” campaign to donate blood to replenish the...
Childhood cancer survival rate still very low in Ghana
Childhood cancer survival rate in Ghana is still very low with only three to four cases out of ten are likely to survive treatment.
Value-Based Care critical for improving healthcare delivery in Ghana – NHIA Boss
Dr Bernard Okoe-Boye, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), says the Authority is adopting a Value-Based Care (VBC) system to address some of the challenges...
MTN collects 300 pints of blood at Awudome, St. Paul’s Senior High Schools
Students of the Awudome Senior High School in the Ho West District and the St. Paul’s Senior High in the Ketu North Municipality have supported Mobile Telecommunications Network Company (MTN)’s...
Prioritise your health issues above everything -Dr Djokoto
Residents of Anlo-Afiadenyigba in the Keta Municipality of the Volta region have been urged to pay attention to their health issues over any other activity.
22 babies born on Valentine’s Day in two Hospitals in Accra
A total of 22 babies were born in two hospitals in Accra on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2023.
Ghana’s annual blood requirement is estimated at 350,000 units
Mr Felix Appertey, Blood Donor Recruitment Officer of the Ghana National Blood Service, has said the country's blood demand is estimated to be 350,000 units per year.
Severe weather conditions in US thwart corneal transplants in Ghana
A planned set of corneal transplants scheduled for early this year has been thwarted by severe weather conditions, which affected eye banks in the United States of America.
Elijeko Foundation to train more Community CPR Instructors in Ghana
Elijeko Foundation, a Non-Profit Health Organisation based in Ghana, plans to initiate a trainers training workshop for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Instructors.
