Health
10th National COVID-19 Vaccination Day: 958 people receive jabs at Kadjebi
Personnel of the Kadjebi District Directorate, Ghana Health Service, has vaccinated 958 people, representing 63.9 per cent of its target population of 1,500, during the just-ended 10th National COVID-19 Vaccination Day exercise.
The nationwide event …
Use your knowledge and skills to impact lives-FHUC graduates told
The Provost of the College of Health Sciences of the University of Ghana, Rev. Prof. P. F. Ayeh-Kumi has entreated 2024 Graduating students of Family Health University College Medical school to let the tuition they received reflect in their actions.
West Africa Pharma and Healthcare Expo 2024 opened in Accra
The third West Africa Pharma and Healthcare Expo opened in Accra, with the government pledging to make Ghana’s pharmaceutical hub the biggest on the African continent.
Dr Benard Okoe Boye, the minister-designate of health, who opened the conference a…
AstraZeneca vaccine not administered in Ghana anymore- GHS
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced that AstraZeneca vaccines would no longer be administered in the ongoing COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Dr Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, Director-General of the GHS, stated that the Service had not purchased the A…
Public reminded of ongoing national COVID-19 vaccination
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) and partners under the Ministry of Health have reminded members of the public about the ongoing National COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign (NaCVaDs).
The national campaign, which will end on May 9, is aimed at increasing th…
Let’s invest into midwives to improve maternal health – RISE Ghana
The Rural Initiatives for Self-Empowerment Ghana (RISE-Ghana), a non-government organisation, has underscored the urgent need to invest in midwives to improve maternal and child healthcare and adapt to climate change and achieve the Sustainable Develo…
COVID-19: Upper East achieves herd immunity
Mr Dominic Yeboah, the Upper East Regional Cordinator for the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), says the Region has attained herd immunity against COVID-19.
He said a total of 806,688 representing 91.9 percent …
Early diagnoses make a difference in autism intervention
Parents have been advised to get immediate medical care for their babies aged six months and older if they notice an abnormal developmental pattern in their children for early intervention.
Ms. Gertrude Etornam Lumor, a Principal Nursing Officer at t…