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Regular Exercise ‘Best for Mental Health’
Regular physical activity lasting 45 minutes three to five times a week can reduce poor mental health - but doing more than that is not always beneficial, a large US study suggests.
A total of 1.2 million people reported their activity…
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Durex Recalls Condoms for Failing Durability Tests
Durex has issued a recall for three batches of its Real Feel condoms here, after these condoms failed to pass its shelf-life durability tests.
The recall was initiated last Wednesday (Aug 1), said Durex in a statement on its Singapore…
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Ghana Eliminates Trachoma
The Minister for Health, Kweku Agyeman-Manu has announced that trachoma, a visual impaired disease, has been eliminated from the country.
Addressing the press yesterday in Accra, he said “Ghana has officially been given the World Health…
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Ashanti Records 6,269 Teenage Pregnancies in Six Months
A total of 6, 269 teenage pregnancies were recorded in the Ashanti Region between January and June, this year, Dr. Kwasi Yeboah-Awudzi, Deputy Regional Director of Public Health, Ghana Health Services (GHS), has disclosed.
Out of this,…
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Exclusive Breastfeeding in Ghana Stagnated ― GHS
Excerpts from the 2018 World Breastfeeding week reveals that despite the country’s effort in promoting exclusive breastfeeding (EBF), continuing rates have deteriorated in the recent times.
Speaking at a news briefing and media…
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Too Much Sleep Can Actually Be Very Bad for You
You may crave for the weekend so you get that extra few hours of much-needed sleep.
But it turns out sleeping longer than the recommended seven or eight hours a night could be doing you more harm than good, experts have warned.
New…
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Boy with Mucous Disorder Responding to Treatment at KATH
Doctors at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) say a 7-year-old boy who is suffering from severe skin and mucous membrane disorder is responding to treatment.
They say Emmanuel Ameyaw’s condition known medically as Stevens-Johnson…
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WHO Rewards Ghana for Eliminating Blinding Trachoma
The World Health Organization (WHO) will today present a certificate to Ghana to congratulate the country on becoming the first sub-Saharan country in Africa to eliminate blinding trachoma.
In June this year, WHO announced that Ghana had…
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Medical Complications Associated With PCOS
The PUBLISHER’s Health Desk, has in several editions highlighted the miseries that the condition―Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) puts its victims through.
Having understood what the disease is, its cause and symptoms, our resource…
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Doctors Call off Planned Strike
A premeditated plan by members of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) to embark on an indefinite industrial action has been called off.
This decision, according to the President of the Association, Dr. Frank Ankobea follows government’s…
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