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They smile, they work, they laugh - but what if they're silently struggling?
A look at how people hide deep pain behind everyday smiles, making suicide hard to spot.
As Ghana grapples with the persistent "No-Bed Syndrome," the final installment of this series asks a crucial question: who truly owns the promise of
Ghana's "No-Bed Syndrome" series concludes by shifting focus from mechanics to accountability, exploring who is responsible for ensuring timely and
Discover how the Ghana Immigration Service is proactively addressing the mental health challenges faced by its officers.
The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has initiated a mental health awareness and wellness seminar for its officers. This program aims to equip them
Can learning a craft help break the cycle of relapse for mental health patients in Wa?
The Bahass Foundation in Wa launched vocational skills training on World Mental Health Day to support residents' recovery.
Stakeholders are calling for urgent policy interventions- but what does this mean for stroke survivors nationwide?
Stroke survivors and advocates are pushing for better healthcare access and support. The call was made at the National Stroke Survivors Day- but what changes are they hoping to see?
A major hygiene firm steps in to support new mothers at Ghana's leading hospital - but what does their new initiative promise?
Softcare FM Manufacturing Limited has donated hygiene products to KATH's Mother and Baby Unit in Kumasi.
Discover how African leaders are being urged to invest in health infrastructure and pharmaceutical production to secure the continent's health future.
President John Dramani Mahama has called upon African leaders and global health executives to bolster the continent's health sovereignty. This
Discover why nearly one in four Ghanaian adults over 40 face a heightened risk of dementia and the critical implications for the nation's healthcare
A new study in Ghana's Ashanti Region reveals a significant portion of adults over 40 are at risk of dementia, highlighting a growing public health
Discover why public education and personal protection are essential in the ongoing battle against malaria, and what misconceptions still hinder
Malaria remains a significant public health challenge in Ghana and across Africa, despite being preventable and treatable. Delayed diagnosis and
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.
Why are Ghanaian children with autism being labeled as stubborn-and what can be done to break the silence?
Across Ghana, children showing signs of autism are often misunderstood-labeled as stubborn or believed to be under spiritual attack. Medical experts are urging families to understand Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and seek early intervention-but stigma remains a challenge.
Could a child's "stubbornness" actually be autism? Breaking the silence and stigma in Ghana.
Across Ghana, children showing signs of autism are often misunderstood and mislabeled - sometimes with spiritual explanations. Experts are urging families to understand the condition, but stigma and limited data pose challenges.
Infertility stigma is a heavy burden- meet the advocate in Ghana fighting for change and offering real support.
Emelia Naa Ayeley Aryee is a Ghanaian gender advocate dedicated to helping couples navigate the challenges of infertility stigma- a widespread issue in Ghana. Her organization, Xoese Ghana, is taking a practical approach, but what impact will this have on affected families?
With hypertension affecting one in five Ghanaians, why are most cases going undetected until it is too late?
Dr Efua Commeh addresses Ghana's rising non-communicable disease burden at a World Patient Safety Day event.
JoyNews climate journalist Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen will receive an African Meteorological Society award in Addis Ababa
JoyNews climate journalist Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen will receive an African Meteorological Society award in Addis Ababa for climate reporting.
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.
How is rising heat affecting intimacy and productivity in Ghana? - The answer may surprise you.
Residents in Accra are struggling with rising temperatures that are disrupting their daily routines. Extreme heat is reshaping everyday life - affecting sleep, productivity, family relationships and even intimacy.
A deadly virus spreads, and residents are terrified - what challenges do health officials face in containing it?
A deadly Ebola outbreak has sparked fear in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as the number of suspected deaths rises- health officials are struggling to contain the spread. The outbreak may have been spreading undetected, raising concerns about the ability to control it.