
Surviving the "I'm fine": Facing the reality of suicide behind closed doors
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.
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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.

Eight women die daily in Ghana from childbirth - why is this crisis going unnoticed, and what will it take to stop it?
The UNFPA has launched a presidential initiative in Accra to address Ghana's maternal health crisis, where eight women die daily.

The GRNMA President is pushing for a dedicated authority to oversee emergency healthcare - but why is this so important?
The President of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) is advocating for a more effective emergency governance framework. She emphasized the need for a dedicated authority to improve emergency healthcare delivery - but what changes are needed?

Could an applicant's HIV status truly be the sole barrier to employment in Ghana's security services?
The Ghana AIDS Commission has voiced concerns regarding the potential breach of the Ghana AIDS Commission Act, 2016 (Act 938) if applicants are

A worrying trend in synthetic drug abuse is sweeping through Kumasi, leaving health officials scrambling to understand its full impact on the
Health authorities in Kumasi are alarmed over a sharp increase in synthetic drug abuse, with substances like cannabis and alcohol now accounting for

Harmattan winds bring more than dust-they carry a deadly threat that preys on the body's defenses. But why?
Northern Ghana faces a recurring crisis as cerebrospinal meningitis claims lives each dry season-a predictable pattern linked to harmattan winds and living conditions. This airborne threat exploits vulnerabilities, leaving devastation in its wake.

Why is the President of the GRNMA calling for a major overhaul of Ghana's emergency response protocols?
The President of the GRNMA, Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo, is advocating for a significant change in Ghana's emergency healthcare system. She suggests the current approach may not be sufficient to handle the nation's emergency cases- leaving many to wonder about the future of urgent care.

Mahama calls for unity in tackling Africa's healthcare challenges - but what obstacles could stand in the way?
President Mahama has urged African leaders, development partners, and private sector players to unite in tackling healthcare challenges. He warned against fragmented approaches, hinting at the need for stronger cooperation to improve healthcare across the continent- but why now?

Discover how President Mahama's discussions with UN health leaders could reshape Africa's approach to public health and vaccine production.
President John Dramani Mahama met with top UN health officials, including Winnie Byanyima and Joy Phumaphi, to discuss public health cooperation and

Could your kitchen be making you sick? Ghanaian doctors are raising concerns about a hidden danger in our homes.
In Ghana, doctors are on the frontlines of an unexpected battle- fighting household air pollution. Many families rely on traditional cooking methods, but health experts are starting to connect the dots between these practices and serious illnesses- especially in children.

A C-section is more than just a delivery method - but what should everyone know about this surgical procedure?
Many know the term C-section, but few understand what it truly means for a mother and child. It's a major surgery with lasting impacts - understanding the procedure is essential for everyone.

A recent summit in Berekum aimed to empower over 1,500 girls with vital knowledge about their bodies and reproductive health, addressing a
The GIMAT Volunteer Network recently held the Biology of the Girl Child Summit in Berekum, focusing on reproductive health education for young

Could staff disputes be putting mothers and newborns at risk? A top health expert sounds the alarm.
MamaCare CEO Racheal Hesse Matey warns unresolved conflicts among obstetric providers at a Korle-Bu health conference.

Could staff disagreements be putting mothers and newborns at risk?
A maternal health expert warns that unresolved conflicts among obstetric care providers are harming patient care.

Unregulated beauty clinics in Ghana are flourishing, but a closer look reveals a disturbing trend impacting public health.
Ghana's beauty industry is experiencing rapid growth with clinics offering various enhancements, yet this expansion is raising significant public

At a major ageing event, a health group's message on longevity hints at a bigger challenge for society.
Blue Medics served as health provider at the UN International Day of Older Persons event in Akuapem North, where ageing and longevity were central…

Discover which West African nations faced over 120 days of unsafe air in 2025, according to a groundbreaking new report.
A new report from the Africa Clean Air Network (AfriCAN) reveals concerning air quality trends across the continent in 2025. This inaugural

Discover which foods might play a crucial role in your body's defense against cancer and why certain choices matter.
GhanaFront explores how dietary choices can influence cancer prevention, focusing on the role of various foods. Understanding these nutritional