According to the Ghana Aids Commission, a large increase in new HIV infections among young people is due to a drop in HIV understanding. Dr. Fred Nana Poku, Director of Technical Service, said the commission plans to conduct organized campaigns by reengaging the various media companies. The figures have been attributed to a lack of […]
Since the first two cases were reported on March 12, 2020, Ghana has been working hard to limit the coronavirus epidemic. To stop the virus from spreading, public health measures such as wearing facemasks in public areas, social distance, and hand cleanliness were used. Various standards were established, and isolation/treatment facilities were promptly located and […]
A recent study by the Stroke Investigative Research and Educational Network suggests that sub-Saharan Africa has the highest burden of stroke worldwide, with an age-standardized stroke incidence rate of up to 316 per 100,000 persons. When the blood supply to portions of your brain is blocked or ruptures, denying brain tissue oxygen and nutrition, 32,000 […]
By Raphael Nyarkotey Obu, PhD This subject is very controversial as many health workers have reported on the subject from different perspective in Ghana. I have tried everything possible to address this subject here. So now, what is this research about? Background According to a report in JAMA, men who reported having more than 20 ejaculations per […]
By Bentil Emmanuel Asare The research was a KNUST- Building Stronger Universities (BSU II) project initiative, with the objective to strengthen KNUST’s capacity to utilize quality research in solving crunch societal problems and promote Postgraduate education in Ghana. It was carried out to screen for sources of biofilm inhibitors in traditional medicinal plants in the Ejisu-Juabeng […]
