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A medical charity has warned about the spread of Ebola in DR Congo - but what's making it so alarming?

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has issued a warning about the rapid spread of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The medical charity suggests the situation is "deeply alarming"- but what challenges are they facing?

Ghana activates Ebola emergency protocols - but what critical gaps were identified during the Minister's tour?

Ghana's Health Ministry is working with the WHO to prevent a potential outbreak. Emergency protocols have been activated across all regions - but what prompted this aggressive mobilisation?

Ghana's Interior Minister is sounding the alarm about drug use among the youth- but what's fueling this?

Interior Minister Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka is worried about drug abuse among Ghana's youth- he is calling for a national response. The Minister says the growing use of illicit drugs requires the involvement of many- but why now?

CBG's outreach in Adaklu aimed to improve women's health, but what long-term impact might this have on the community?

Consolidated Bank Ghana Ltd (CBG) held a free medical outreach in the Adaklu District of the Volta Region. The initiative focused on preventive healthcare and women's empowerment - hinting at a broader commitment to community development.

A lawyer says World Bank documents vindicate his client in the Weija Children's Hospital project - what could this mean?

Awerco Construction Limited's lawyer claims World Bank communication validates their work on the Weija-Gbawe Children's Hospital project-contrary to the Ministry of Health's claims. The lawyer hints at potential legal action, raising questions about the future of the stalled project.

Korle Bu doctors warn that conditions at the emergency unit are unsustainable - and someone will pay the price.

The Korle Bu Doctors Association is sounding the alarm about the Accident and Emergency Centre. Overcrowding and understaffing are creating a perfect storm- but for whom?

Instead of cake, Rev. Christie Doe Tetteh brought trucks full of supplies to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital- but why?

Rev. Christie Doe Tetteh, Founder of Solid Rock Chapel International, celebrated her 70th birthday with a visit to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital. She arrived with a donation worth GH₵138,000- a gesture that highlights her long-standing commitment.

Falsified HIV test kits are on the Ghanaian market - and the FDA is sounding the alarm.

The FDA has issued a warning about falsified HIV diagnostic kits being sold in Ghana- raising concerns among healthcare providers. The use of these kits could have far-reaching implications for public health and safety.

Yaw Sarpong's family visits Multimedia - but what arrangements were made to honor the late gospel icon?

The family of gospel icon Yaw Sarpong formally notified Multimedia Group about his passing. The visit was to properly honor the life of a man whose music touched many- but what exactly was discussed?

Ghana is strengthening preparedness for Ebola and hantavirus - but are current systems enough?

The Ghana Health Service is working to ensure readiness for potential Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks. Inspection tours are underway at health facilities and points of entry- but what will they find?

A cancer treatment center in Tamale could change specialist care in the north - but how?

President Mahama has directed the Ministry of Health to plan a cancer treatment center in Tamale. This directive aims to address a significant healthcare disparity - but what impact will it have?

A doctor reveals a surprising link between ectopic pregnancies and a common health issue - but there's more to the story.

Dr. Kelvin Kwarteng of Endpoint Homeopathic Clinic links ectopic pregnancies to hidden STIs. He also notes lifestyle factors and IVF complications may contribute - but what hesitations do women face in seeking treatment?

An MP is making major financial commitments to local healthcare - but will it be enough?

Sissala East MP, Issah Mohammed Bataglia, is working to improve healthcare in the municipality. He's focusing on underserved communities - but what challenges might he face?

A nutritionist's outreach program is bringing renewed hope to families-but can she reverse a worrying trend?

Nancy Dogoe, a nutritionist in Nkwanta South, is battling rising malnutrition in hard-to-reach communities. She is running outreach programs educating parents on proper feeding practices and malnutrition prevention-but recent unrest is making her work harder.

Ghana's midwife shortage mirrors a global crisis- but what steps are needed to address this?

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association and the Midwives Society are calling for action- as Ghana faces a severe shortage of midwives. This comes amid a steady exodus of health workers- but the consequences could be dire.

Why should the focus of the Charles Amissah case extend beyond individual doctors to include entire hospital systems?

Dr. Eli Atukpui is calling for a broader investigation into the death of Charles Amissah- beyond just the doctors involved. He suggests that hospitals also be held accountable for their role in the unfortunate incident- but why?

An Agenda 111 project meant to serve 120,000 people has become a haven for snakes and other dangerous activity- but why?

An 85% complete Agenda 111 project in Assin Darmang has been abandoned. Overrun with weeds and erosion, the site now poses dangers to residents- but why should the DCE be concerned?

A medical expert speaks out about herbal medicine and kidney disease-but his message might surprise you.

A medical expert is cautioning the public about herbal medicine and kidney disease-but perhaps not for the reasons you think. He's highlighting the real dangers of misuse-but what are the true causes of kidney problems?