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Discover how the government's new initiative in Ho could transform healthcare access for heart-related diseases outside the capital.

President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to establish a modern cardiovascular centre in Ho next year, aiming to decentralise specialised

Kidney disease is a growing threat, especially among the youth - but what's driving this alarming trend?

Health Minister Akandoh has raised concerns about the increasing prevalence of kidney disease in Ghana, especially among young people - a situation exacerbated by preventable factors. The rise in cases calls for a coordinated national response, but what steps will be taken?

Ghana is facing a silent epidemic that could affect the country's most productive population - but why?

Health experts in Ghana are concerned about the increasing number of chronic kidney disease (CKD) cases. About four million adults are living with this silent disease- early detection could be key.

Why is Ghana paying so much to treat a disease it could have prevented - and who is accountable for the delay?

Ghana is spending billions treating chronic kidney disease, which affects four million Ghanaians - most of whom are unaware. The country's lack of preventative measures raises questions about public health priorities and regulatory accountability.

New dialysis machines are set to transform kidney care in Northern Ghana, but a looming problem threatens to keep this vital equipment from reaching

Kidney patients in Northern Ghana have long endured arduous journeys for life-saving dialysis, a situation a Canadian-Ghanaian charity is now

The former MP opens up about the staggering costs and near-fatal incidents during his six-year dialysis journey.

Kojo Adu Asare, former MP for Adentan, has shared his six-year battle with kidney failure. He also spoke about the financial and physical challenges-hinting at the strain this places on individuals and families.

Adu Asare is speaking out about kidney treatments - and his message comes from a very personal place.

Kojo Adu Asare, a former MP, is advising those with kidney problems to be careful about unverified herbal treatments. He suggests that using untested remedies could make health problems even worse - but why is he so passionate about this?