More young people between 19 and 47 are getting diagnosed with kidney problems – Association
“The painful aspect of the issue is that when you come to Korle-Bu, you will not find a single person aged 70 with a renal problem
KNUST’s Professor Amponsah defends herbal medicines, urges evidence-based criticism
The newly renovated facility marks a new chapter for the School of Herbal Medicine at KNUST, promising enhanced training and research
Herbal medicines in pharmaceutical grade capsules, tablets to hit local market
The Herbal Medicine Department of KNUST has committed to furthering training on documentation as part of a roadmap
Traditional medicine practitioners seek inclusion in MahamaCares
He added that the Traditional Medicine Practice Council (TMPC) would embark on a regional expansion program, where their officers
Malnutrition rates alarming, 92 years after Kwashiorkor was identified – Prof Akoriyea
We have not been able to send the right messages. Some people think malnutrition is only about being thin, but overnutrition is also a growing problem,” he said.
