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A growing conversation across Ghana is challenging men to consider vasectomy and other contraceptive options as part of shared family planning responsibility.
A new UPNMG study reveals that 95% of Ghanaian nurses and midwives consider their salaries insufficient, prompting urgent calls for a pay overhaul.
Bongo District has recorded five rabies deaths amid a severe shortage of dog vaccines, with only 120 doses received against a far greater need.
Ghana's Health Ministry has dismissed social media claims that newly trained doctors are left jobless after graduation, outlining the structured pathway from housemanship to permanent employment.
A senior neurosurgeon has urged Ghanaian young people and pregnant women to avoid e-cigarettes, citing serious risks to brain development from toxic metals.
A new laboratory at KNUST, backed by German funding and global health partner DNDi, will screen 100 drug compounds in Ghana's first dedicated fight against schistosomiasis.
Experts are urging Ghanaian families to seek early support for children showing developmental concerns, warning that stigma and misinformation are causing harmful delays.
Women with a history of disordered eating may face significant fertility challenges, from irregular periods to difficulty conceiving — here is what you need to know.
The Ghana Anaesthesia and Critical Care Residents Association has set a December 1 strike deadline, warning that only 582 practising anaesthetists serve the entire country.
The Ghana AIDS Commission is urging the government to significantly increase domestic funding for HIV programmes as international donor support continues to decline.
The Ghana AIDS Commission is set to introduce thinner condoms, improved lubricants and a more comfortable female condom to encourage more consistent use among Ghanaians.
The WHO has evaluated Ghana's Public Health Reference Laboratory in a landmark step towards having the country's yellow fever test results internationally recognised.
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