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.
Asokwa launches free breast cancer screening drive as Ghana tackles late-stage diagnosis crisis
Asokwa Municipal Health Directorate opens dedicated screening unit at Kaase health centre offering free services throughout October.
Cervical Cancer Prevention: What Ghanaian Women Need to Know About Screening and Protection
Medical experts outline three critical steps women can take to reduce cervical cancer risk through early detection and vaccination.
Heart Disease Kills More Women Than Cancer: What Ghanaian Women Need to Know
February 7th marks International Wear Red For Women Day. Here's why heart health matters for Ghanaian women and how to protect yourself.
Health Risk Alert: Why Ghanaian Women Should Stop Storing Phones and Money in Brassieres
Oncologist warns against keeping mobile phones and cash in brassieres, citing radiation exposure and infection risks during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
How eating disorders impact fertility in Ghanaian women: What you need to know
Medical experts warn that past or current eating disorders can significantly reduce fertility and pregnancy success rates in women.
Vice President Opoku-Agyemang pushes urgent action on Ghana's nutrition crisis
Ghana's VP highlights persistent malnutrition challenges affecting women and girls despite national progress on food security.
Ghanaian Health Foundation Takes Women's Cancer Advocacy Global with New York Events
Dorothy's Hope Foundation to host major breast cancer awareness forum and fundraising gala in New York, strengthening diaspora links and advancing Ghana's cancer care system.
Beyond the Baby Blues: One Mother's Journey Through Undiagnosed Postpartum Anxiety in Ghana
A Ghanaian mother shares her struggle with postpartum anxiety, revealing how cultural expectations and misconceptions nearly prevented her from seeking help.
Irregular Periods? Here Are Natural Foods Ghanaian Women Can Use to Regulate Their Cycle
Medical experts explain how common foods like ginger, papaya and pineapple may help manage oligomenorrhea naturally.
Ghana's breast cancer crisis: why younger women are at growing risk and what screening can do
Health experts warn of rising breast cancer cases among younger Ghanaian women, with most diagnoses coming too late for effective treatment.