KNUST Professor Pushes Prevention Over Treatment at Global Health Summit
Prof. John Amuasi urges world leaders to prevent disease by tackling root causes—not just treating the sick.
Ghana's Rising Mental Health Cases Reflect Progress, Not Crisis – Willingway CEO Warns of Drug Abuse Epidemic
Mental health statistics rising due to improved help-seeking, not new illness wave, says Willingway Recovery Centre CEO.
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in crisis plea: urgent need for permanent doctors and nurses
Ghana's premier referral hospital appeals for emergency staffing boost to ease pressure on overstretched A&E and ICU units.
Parliament pressures govt to finish KATH's 500-bed maternity block as delays drain taxpayer funds
Health committee demands urgent completion of stalled Kumasi teaching hospital project, citing wasteful spending.
NHIA pushes Parliament to update health insurance laws for Free Primary Healthcare rollout
Ghana's health insurance authority seeks legal reforms to support the government's free primary healthcare initiative and combat fraud in the system.
Grassroots health champion screens 110+ Mamobi residents for breast cancer, diabetes in second Zongo campaign
Free health screenings in Mamobi identify three breast lumps and elevated blood sugar cases, highlighting early detection importance.
The Silent Struggle: Why Ghanaian Women Need to Know About Uterine Fibroids
Uterine fibroids affect millions of women globally, yet remain underdiagnosed and under-discussed in healthcare conversations across Africa.
Delta Air Lines and Breast Care International mark 10 years fighting breast cancer across Ghana
A decade-long partnership has screened over 22,500 Ghanaians and reached 166,000 with breast cancer education.
Staff Conflicts in Maternity Wards Fuelling Preventable Deaths, Expert Warns Ghana
Unresolved tensions among obstetric care providers are indirectly causing maternal and neonatal deaths in Ghana, expert says.
Ghana's maternal death crisis: why doctors aren't using the knowledge they have
Leading obstetrician warns that preventable mother and baby deaths persist in Ghana despite available expertise, drugs and facilities—the real problem is gaps between what doctors know and what they do.
Internal conflicts among health workers pose serious threat to maternal care in Ghana, warns MamaCare CEO
Unresolved tensions between obstetric staff can compromise patient safety and undermine teamwork, expert warns at Korle-Bu conference.
Ghanaian Health Workers Deploy Local Languages to Fight Health Misinformation
Effia-Kwesimintsim Health Directorate shifts strategy, using indigenous languages to combat vaccine hesitancy and health myths.