Ghana Health Service

The Ghana Health Service reports a surge in disease outbreaks over the past eight years, attributing this to urbanization, overcrowding, and human encroachment into animal habitats. The country’s strong disease detection system, however, has prevented large-scale epidemics.

Ghana Health Ministry directs six Winneba Hospital staff to be reported to police following investigation into a patient’s abandonment and subsequent death.

The Ghana Health Service has expanded its malaria vaccine rollout to 136 districts, targeting 200,000 children annually in a move to combat child malaria across the country.

Health News The Country Director of environmental NGO, Pure Earth, Esmond Wisdom Quansah, has called upon the government to implement stringent measures to protect children from lead exposure and poisoning.…

A reality TV show in Ghana uses celebrities to raise awareness about adolescent health and family planning. Lucky Trip, which premiered its third season in Accra on Friday, is part…

A new antenatal care (ANC) model involving group sessions and storytelling has been shown to reduce maternal mortality and improve pregnancy outcomes in Ghana. The Ghana Health Service (GHS) piloted…