Accra: Dr Patience Cofie, Country Manager PATH Ghana, has urged keep fit clubs and partners of the ‘Community Sport and Health Cooperation’ project to make health education an integral part
Bolgatanga: The leadership of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), has congratulated Mrs. Latifa Mohammed, a neonatal nurse specialist at the Bongo District Hospital of the Upper East
Accra: Dr John de-Graft Johnson, a United States-based Ghanaian surgeon has developed a robotic surgical equipment that conducts surgery without using hands.
He operated on a patient in June by
Tema: More than 49 per cent of pregnant women in the Tema Metropolis were found to be anaemic at 36 weeks of gestation, records from health facilities for the first
Firm Health Ghana Foundation, a Tarkwa-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) has held a community impacting programme dubbed ‘Dine with the Aged and Medical Outreach,’ for senior citizens of the Beyin Electoral
The National Ambulance Service (NAS) has urged the public not to pour water on collapsed people when rescuing them, as this could prove life-threatening.
Mr. Yakubu Allotey, the Mamprobi Ambulance
Accra: Dr Patience Cofie, Country Manager PATH Ghana, has urged keep fit clubs and partners of the ‘Community Sport and Health Cooperation’ project to make health education an integral part
Bolgatanga: The leadership of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), has congratulated Mrs. Latifa Mohammed, a neonatal nurse specialist at the Bongo District Hospital of the Upper East
Accra: Dr John de-Graft Johnson, a United States-based Ghanaian surgeon has developed a robotic surgical equipment that conducts surgery without using hands.
He operated on a patient in June by
Tema: More than 49 per cent of pregnant women in the Tema Metropolis were found to be anaemic at 36 weeks of gestation, records from health facilities for the first
Firm Health Ghana Foundation, a Tarkwa-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) has held a community impacting programme dubbed ‘Dine with the Aged and Medical Outreach,’ for senior citizens of the Beyin Electoral
The National Ambulance Service (NAS) has urged the public not to pour water on collapsed people when rescuing them, as this could prove life-threatening.
Mr. Yakubu Allotey, the Mamprobi Ambulance
