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Don’t Refreeze Fish, Meat After Thawing
Frozen fish and meat sellers and the general public has been advised against refreezing thawed fish and meat as that negatively affect their taste and nutrients.
Most sellers in Ghana after defrosting fish and meat purchased from the…
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More Women Test HIV Positive in Assin North
The Assin North Municipality in the Central Region has seen a significant increase in reported cases of HIV infections particularly among girls and pregnant women as it recorded a total of 218 cases in 2017 made up of 162 females and 56…
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Speed Up Maternity Leave Process – GNAT
The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has appealed to the Ministry of Gender, Women and Social Protection to speed up the process of work on the bill seeking to extend maternity leave.
Mr Adjen Frimpong, Ejisu-Juaben…
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GHS Renews MOU with Yale University
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Yale University, an American private Ivy League research institution, to indicate the country’s commitment to continue with the collaboration.
Dr.…
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Kokofu Leprosy Unit Commissioned
Dr Bernard Ntim Akoto, Medical Superintendent of the Kokofu General Hospital, has called on Ghanaians to help fight against the stigmatization of leprosy patients.
He said the situation where lepers after being cured were sometimes not…
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Reduce Intake of Salt to Reduce NCDs – INSLA
The Institute of Leadership and Development (INSLA), has called on Ghanaians to reduce their intake of salt (sodium chloride) to avoid high blood pressures, strokes and heart diseases.
It said the World Health Organisation (WHO)…
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Bawumia Wants Ghana to Become Pharmaceutical R&D Hub in West Africa
Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has tasked players in the pharmaceutical industry to work toward making Ghana the go-to destination in all things pharmaceutical for the sub-region.
“I urge all the players in the pharmaceutical…
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Open Defecation Costs Ghana $79million Annually
Open defecation costs the country approximately $79million annually, Mr. Raphael Godlove Ahenu, the Chief Executive Officer of Global Media Foundation (GLOEMF), a media advocacy non-governmental organisation said on Monday.
In…
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Patients in Fanteakwa to Test for HIV
All patients in public health facilities in the Fanteakwa District have been encouraged to test to know their HIV status.
This is a strategy being adopted by the Fanteakwa District Health Directorate to help reduce the HIV prevalence in…
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Ghana to Ban Shisha Smoking by Mid-Year – GHS
The Ghana Health Service says it is making efforts to secure a ban on the smoking of water-pipe tobacco popularly known as shisha and electronic cigarettes by the middle of 2018.
The Principal Research Officer of the…
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