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The Powerful CanCAF Launch Revolutionizing African Oncology

The launch of the Cancer Care Africa Foundation (CanCAF) marks a decisive moment for cancer prevention, early detection, and oncology workforce
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The Ultimate Push for Safe Cosmetic Procedures in Ghana

Linda Mensah, founder of the Ghana Beauty and Aesthetics Academy We are closing clinics, but we are not fixing the
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Ghana’s Kidney Crisis: How to Save Lives Now

Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Minister for Health, Ghana Kidney disease is emerging as a major public health challenge in Ghana.
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Ghana’s HIV Warning: The Truth About Youth Condom Habits

In Ghana, a public health alarm is sounding louder: inconsistent condom use among young people is undermining national and global
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Goodbye Colds: The New Universal Nasal Vaccine That Change Everything

A major scientific advance from Stanford researchers points to a single nasal spray vaccine that may offer broad protection against the
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Life or Death: Why Every Hospital Must Provide Mandatory First Aid Now

Prof Samuel Kaba Akoriyea, Director-General of the Ghana Health Service Already we’ve given some directives, that all hospitals should always,
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Cement in Your Beans? How to Stay Safe and Report It Now

https://youtube.com/shorts/X7gUKc-xCdw?si=PEyUkPcdkulSBoAc The Food and Drugs Authority has issued a clear public warning after a viral social media video showed beans
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The Shocking Truth Behind Meningitis Deaths in Ghana

The meningitis outbreak sweeping parts of northern Ghana has exposed a stark and preventable reality: late reporting to health facilities
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How Innovative Technology Is Transforming Malaria Elimination Efforts Across Africa

Malaria Parasites attacking Red Blood Cells Malaria remains one of the most persistent public health challenges in Africa, claiming lives
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1.9 Million girls protected, 300,000 more to protect

Dr. Selorm Kutsuati, Acting Manager of the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) Vaccinating 1.9 million girls is good. But for
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