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Clara Seshie••739 words · 4 min read Why doctors are warning that young Ghanaians' online habits could shape their future - and what it means for the next generation.
The Society of Private Medical and Dental Practitioners is urging Ghanaian youth to rethink their online behaviour amid rising digital risks.
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