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First Lady calls for improvement in nutritional needs of pregnant women
The First Lady, Dr Mrs Ernestina Naadu Mills on Thursday called for an improvement in the nutritional and health needs of pregnant women in an effort to reduce malnutrition, and especially stunted growth in their children.
ENHANCING HEALTH DELIVERY-National Service deploys 1,035 nurses and midwives
The Ghana National Service Scheme (GNSS) has successfully deployed one thousand and thirty-five (1,035) Nurses and Midwives to a total of two hundred and ninety-nine (229) health facilities across the country for their national service.
Narbita launches Medical Journal.
The Tema Medical Journal, a publication of the Narh-Bita College in Tema has been launched at the Oak Royal Hotel in Tema. The journal joins the Ghana Medical Journal as the country’s only two medical journals.
Association of Healthcare Trainers inaugurated in Accra
The Association of Healthcare Trainers of Ghana made up of people, who teach in healthcare training institutions in the country, has been inaugurated in Accra in an effort to confront challenges in the profession with one voice and to forge unity among care trainers nationwide.
Lets reduce maternal mortality - First Lady
The First Lady Mrs Ernestina Naadu Mills on Friday called on Civil Society Organizations and other stakeholders to increase efforts in mobilizing resources to accelerate the reduction in maternal mortality in Ghana.
Registration for the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) Opens
More than 25,000 participants and 2,000 journalists from approximately 200 countries are expected to convene at the conference, which is predicted to be a landmark event in the history of HIV and AIDS both in the United States and globally.
Melbourne to host 2014 world’s largest conference on HIV and AIDS
Australia’s strong political, scientific and civil society commitment to ending the HIV epidemic both nationally and throughout the Asia Pacific region among reasons for selection of Melbourne as host for the XX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2014)
MIND FREEDOM (GH) STORMS NIMA
By: Evans Okai
Mind Freedom {GH} ,the popular Accra Based Mental Health NGO last week stormed Nima Social Center with a very sensitive and remarkable dramer under the theme"Women's Reproductive Health and Mental Health - what you need to know"
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