Health
Keta NMTC: Benedicta Quansah adjudged best student after national exam
Miss Benedicta Quansah, a final year student of Keta Nursing and Midwifery Training College (NMTC) in the Volta region, has won the best performing student of 2022.
How Zipline’s instant delivery is changing public health in Ghana – A feature
Vaccines are powerful public health tools, but they’re only as good as their reach. And traditionally, people with means who live closer to cities access them more easily than others.
Cervical cancer: major killer of Ghanaian women – Dr Owusu-Afriyie
Dr Mrs Anita Owusu-Afriyie a medical officer in the Oncology Unit of the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH) has described cervical cancer as the major killer of Ghanaian women “we, therefore,...
MTN restocks Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital blood bank
MTN Ghana has resumed its annual "Save a Life" blood donation campaign with a target of collecting 300 pints of blood for the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) blood bank.
Training of medical professionals on how to use Cath lab underway in Accra
A three- day training programme for cardiologist, biomedical engineers and radiologist on the usage of Cath lab was on Tuesday opened in Accra.
Make treatment of Hepatitis B accessible to rural communities, Afenyo advocates
Mr Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, Deputy Majority Leader, on Tuesday appealed to the government to make testing, vaccination, and treatment of Hepatitis B accessible to rural communities.
Parliament passes National Vaccine Institute Bill, 2022
Parliament Tuesday passed the National Vaccine Institute Bill, 2022 to facilitate the production of vaccines in Ghana.
Voluntary blood donation is safe, only means to save those in need
The Chief Executive Officer of the National Blood Service, Dr Shirley Owusu Ofori, has encouraged Ghanaians to use special occasions such as the Valentine’s Day to donate blood and save...
Ban nurses from using phones during working hours – Residents appeal
Some residents in the Ejisu Municipality have appealed to the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to consider banning the use of mobile phones by nurses during working hours.
Keta: Nursing and Midwifery Principal expresses concern over inadequate hostel facilities
Madam Mabel Kafui Torku, the Principal of Keta Nursing and Midwifery Training College in the Volta region, has expressed concern over the school's inadequate hostel facilities.
