Ghana in 2022, spent USD 126,415,269 on HIV-related activities as compared to USD 127,828,300 in 2021, a one per cent decrease in total expenditure in 2022.
Out of the
The management of HopeXchange Medical Center in Kumasi has applauded the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for contributing immensely to the delivery of quality healthcare in Ghana.
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has kick-started processes to establish two additional research centres to advance innovations towards improved health outcomes.
The centres, to be instituted in the Savannah
Mr Frederick Gilbert Addy, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO), in charge of Finance and Investment at the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), has paid a working visit to Sefwi-Bodi
The Ghana Health Service has recorded 91 maternal deaths in the northern sector of the country in 2023, out of which the Northern Region alone leads by 64 of
Rotary Club of Kumasi-Premier International has, as part of its humanitarian and charity obligations, conducted free health screening for over 300 Kayayei (head potters) and their children in the
Ghana in 2022, spent USD 126,415,269 on HIV-related activities as compared to USD 127,828,300 in 2021, a one per cent decrease in total expenditure in 2022.
Out of the
The management of HopeXchange Medical Center in Kumasi has applauded the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for contributing immensely to the delivery of quality healthcare in Ghana.
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has kick-started processes to establish two additional research centres to advance innovations towards improved health outcomes.
The centres, to be instituted in the Savannah
Mr Frederick Gilbert Addy, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO), in charge of Finance and Investment at the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), has paid a working visit to Sefwi-Bodi
The Ghana Health Service has recorded 91 maternal deaths in the northern sector of the country in 2023, out of which the Northern Region alone leads by 64 of
Rotary Club of Kumasi-Premier International has, as part of its humanitarian and charity obligations, conducted free health screening for over 300 Kayayei (head potters) and their children in the
