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A Ghanaian gender and disability advocate, Ms Josephine Oppong-Yeboah, has urged the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to intensify breast cancer education and outreach programmes, particularly in rural communities, to promote early detection and reduce preventable deaths.
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[Health-e] Seshego residents battle smoke from burning waste and illegal dumping. Nearby wastewater treatment plant causes unbearable stench.
[UN News] As Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) surpass the 10,000 mark, the World Health Organization (WHO) underlined the need for continued efforts to contain spread of the…
[GroundUp] "We will picket until we all get employed permanently," says NUPSAW organiser
[UNITAID] Hepatitis C is curable. But every year, nearly one million people still acquire the infection. People who inject drugs are among those most affected, often without access to the equipment…
[GroundUp] Over 100 students and staff have been treated for diarrhoea, stomach cramps and vomiting
