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Labelling Standards: Products Need to Be Checked at Borders – GSA
The Ghana Standard Authority (GSA) and the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) have embarked on an exercise to close down supermarkets and shops that fail to comply with its general labelling rules.
Speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show the…
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FDA Orders Citydia to Shut Down Operations to Remove Foreign-Labelled Products
The Food and Drugs and Authority (FDA) has ordered the closure of all Citydia supermarkets in the country to allow for the immediate removal of all products labelled in Spanish and French.
The decision by the FDA is in response to the…
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Pharmaceutical Crime Getting Bigger Than Illicit Drug Crime – FDA
Pharmaceutical crime which includes the illicit sale of tramadol is becoming bigger than the trade in illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine, the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has said.
Mrs Olivia Agyekumwaa Boateng, Head of Tobacco…
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NHIA Acts to Check Financial Leakages
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has commenced an internal audit to uncover and deal with any acts of financial malfeasance by its district offices across the nation.
It has already covered the Asawase Office of National…
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Ghanaian Women to Consume 13.4M Cycles of Contraceptives
Ghanaian women will consume 13.4 million cycles of contraceptive pills over the next three years, with the global figure standing at 2.05 billion, according to a report by the Reproductive Health Supply Coalition (RHSC).
The Global…
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‘Malaria Killed My Daughter, I’m Protecting Others Now’
Three faded photographs of Ami as a toddler are Elhadj Diop's only tangible mementoes of his daughter. Yet she comes alive in the intensity of his voice, as he recounts her last two days of life.
Ami was 12 when she died from malaria on 10…
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Physician Assistants Call Off Strike
The Ghana Physician Assistants Association has called off a sit-down strike and directed all members to report to work on Wednesday, 18 April 2018.
This follows a bail granted their colleague, Simon Takrama, one of two officers arrested…
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Injection Deaths: Physician Assistant Granted Bail After Protests
A Koforidua High Court has granted Simon Takrama, the Physician Assistant connected to the death of four persons at the New Senchi Health Centre, GHc 20,000 bail with two sureties.
Simon Takrama was arrested alongside James Yeboah, a…
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Physician Assistants on Strike
The Ghana Physician Assistants Association has begun a sit-down strike in protest to the detention of one of their colleagues, Simon Takrama, one of two officers arrested in connection with the death of four persons at the New Senchi Health…
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Jobless Nurses Threaten to Picket MoH
Members of the Coalition of Unemployed Bonded Nurses and Midwives have issued a threat to picket the Ministry of Health on Monday, 23 April 2018, if they are not employed by government by that date.
The nurses and midwives said they…
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