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Security women in Wa hit the streets for breast cancer - but their leader's motivation is heartbreakingly personal.

Female security officers in Wa are turning the city pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The MP's healthcare intervention included medical equipment and renovated nurses' quarters - but why now?

Lawra MP, Lawyer Bede Anwataazumo Ziedeng, is focusing on healthcare in his constituency. He's working to resolve logistical constraints and staff accommodation deficits - but what impact will it have?

Discover why the African Union is emphasizing diversified and sustainable health financing as a cornerstone for the continent's future health and

The African Union's Commissioner for Health, Ambassador Amma Twum-Amoah, has urged African nations to diversify and sustain health financing. This

Northeastern University students from the US visited Kumasi's Peace and Love Hospital to study Ghana's community-based a

Northeastern University students from the US visited Kumasi's Peace and Love Hospital to study Ghana's community-based approaches to breast cancer

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

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?

Ghana's new Maternal Mental Health Policy aims to support mothers - but what challenges will it face?

Ghana has launched its first Maternal Mental Health Policy, aiming to integrate mental health services into maternal care nationwide- a move involving the Ministry of Health, the Mental Health Authority, and other partners. The policy seeks to address mental health challenges affecting pregnant women and new mothers, but what impact will this have?