Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu , PhD & Lawrencia Aggrey-Bluwey In P.V. Manohar Panth vs. The State Bank of Hyderabad (31 January, 2014), the Court ruled that: “No particular branch of medicine can arrogate to itself the sole privilege of exclusive expertise. ”This means that mainstream medicine cannot arrogate to themselves supremacy in the healthcare industry. […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) says health care is fundamentally changing around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic and called for a rethink of the traditional ways of healthcare delivery The pandemic, according to WHO, has heralded the reimagining of healthcare delivery models from siloed and static-into new models that can do a better […]
Mrs Cynthia Yeboah Mintah, a pharmacist, has urged graduates of Tobinco Pharmaceutical Training Institute (TPTI) to exhibit a high sense of honesty and integrity in the discharge of their duties as Medicine Counter Assistants (MCAs). Mrs Mintah advised the graduates to display the knowledge they have acquired through the training and impart it positively to […]
The Ghana Association of Urological Surgeons has expressed concern with cases of prostate diseases across the country, including Benign prostatic hyperplasia, Prostatitis and Prostate cancer. Speaking to Joynews, the Association observed cases of prostate diseases are increasing with men above 40 years suffering from the condition. The concern comes as Ghana begins a series of […]
analysis David Flood, Jennifer Manne-Goehler|| Justine Ina Davies and Sanjay Basu Setting global health targets, which is often done by multinational organisations, such as the United Nations or World Health Organisation (WHO), is commonly used to improve health outcomes. For example, the United Nations target to improve access to treatment for HIV has resulted in many more […]
