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Prince Adu-Owusu••475 words · 3 min read Discover how the government's substantial investment in primary healthcare is set to transform health service delivery across Ghana.
The Ghanaian government has initiated a significant investment in the Free Primary Health Care (FPHC) program, aiming to enhance healthcare
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