The Paediatric Society of Ghana has revealed that over 500 cases of measles have so far been recorded in the country due to the unavailability of essential vaccines. Dr Hilda Boye, the newly elected President of the Paediatric Society of Ghana said the situation is quite worrying because the delay …
Read More »Health Minister Should Have Been Fired By Now – SEND Ghana
The Deputy Country Director of SEND Ghana, Dr. Emmanuel Ayifah, says it is about time the Health Minister, Kwaku Agyeman Manu, is shown the door. According to him, the Minister’s management and handling of the child immunization vaccine situation, reminiscent of his handling of the Covid-19 expenditure, has been terrible …
Read More »Parliament To Subpoena Health Minister Over Vaccine Shortage
The Health Committee in Parliament has said it will haul the minister of health before the house to answer questions on the shortage of vaccines in Ghana. Kwaku Agyeman-Manu on Tuesday failed to appear before the committee to answer questions about the scarcity of childhood vaccines in Ghana. Ghana …
Read More »Stop Inserting Bird Feathers In Your Ears – Public Cautioned
The Vice Chairperson of the Greater Accra ENT Nurses Association, Ruth Amoh, has cautioned those who love to insert objects, especially bird feathers, in their ears when they itch to put a stop to it. Doing that, she said, causes harm to the eardrum and, in the end, may affect …
Read More »Ghana Records 12 New Lassa Fever Cases
Ghana has recorded 12 new cases of Lassa fever. The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced that 12 more cases of Lassa Fever have been recorded in the country. The additional cases were confirmed after contact tracing and testing of the two index cases announced on Sunday, February 26. “This …
Read More »All You Need To Know About Lassa Fever
The Ghana Health Service says it is on full alert following the confirmation of two Lassa fever cases in Accra, which resulted in one person dying. In an interview aired on Joy News Desk on Monday, the Director of Public Health at the GHS, Dr Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe says the Service …
Read More »2 Cases Of Lassa Fever Confirmed In Ghana; One Person Dead – GHS
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has confirmed two cases of Lassa Fever in Accra after tests by the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research. The GHS disclosed that the first case was a 40-year-old trader, who was unwell for a period of about two weeks and finally died at the …
Read More »No Shortage Of Oxygen At Oda Government Hospital – Management Clears Air
The management of Akyem Oda Government Hospital in the Birim Municipal Assembly of the Eastern Region has responded to the allegations made by the media about critical shortage of oxygen in the mentioned health facility. In a statement sighted by MyGhanaMedia.com, the Medical Superintendent at Akyem Oda Government Hospital, …
Read More »LGBTQI+ Law Must Consider Culture And Interest Of Humanity – President Akufo-Addo
Ghana’s President Akufo-Addo has expressed the hope that the Human Sexuality and Identity Bill before Parliament will take into consideration the culture and the societal attitude of the people, as well as the humanity of the people involved. “The consequences, hopefully, will be those that will recognise the culture and …
Read More »Ghanaian Medical Students In Cuba Lament Over 7 Months Stipend Arrears
Ghanaian medical students in Cuba on government scholarship are lamenting over the non-payment of their stipends for the past seven months. The students lament that the situation is making life difficult for them as they live on the benevolence of colleagues and friends. They explain that the Scholarship Secretariat has …
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