World’s First Child Double Hand Transplant A ‘success’
The first child in the world to undergo a double hand transplant is now able to write, feed and dress ...
Tag: Clinical medicine
World’s First Child Hand Transplant A ‘success’
The first child in the world to undergo a double hand transplant is now able to write, feed and dress ...
Ghana Reaches 90% Coverage of Vaccination For Three Diseases
The 2016 Immunization Data released by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that Ghana has reached the Global Vaccine Action ...
Promising Immunotherapy Helps Adults With Leukemia
A cancer treatment that genetically alters immune cells has shown success in 71 percent of adults with the most common ...
MOH Receives Digital Radiology X-Ray Equipment For TB Diagnoses
The Ministry of Health on Wednesday, received the first batch of ultra-modern digital radiology X-Ray equipment from the Delft Imaging ...
Australian Has Thumb Surgically Replaced With Toe
An Australian man whose thumb was severed in a cattle herding accident has had a big toe surgically removed and ...
ECG Privatization Might Create Redundancies
The Coalition of ECG Concession Arrangement (COSECA), is calling for further negotiations on government’s decision to partly privatize the Electricity ...
US Panel Urges Approval of Cutting-Edge Cancer Therapy
An advisory panel on Wednesday unanimously urged the US Food and Drug Administration to approve a cutting-edge cancer therapy that ...
Gov’t Pays $10m For Polio, Measles Vaccines
The Government of Ghana has transferred about $10 million to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) for the procurement of ...
Family of China’s Ailing Nobel Laureate Declines Artificial…
The family of China's cancer-stricken Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo declined to let doctors put him on artificial ventilation on Wednesday, ...
Polio, Measles Vaccine Shortage Hit Ghana
Nursing mothers in Ghana would have to wait until next week before having their babies vaccinated against Polio and Measles ...
Measles ‘tragedy’ Kills 35 Across Europe
Thirty-five people have died in the past year from measles outbreaks across Europe, the World Health Organization has warned. It ...
8 Things That Could Help You Stop Snoring
Let’s get real: snoring’s not a great habit. It’s annoying, it doesn’t scream attractive and it can get in the way of ...
Tuberculosis Outbreak Looms As Bacteria Grow Drug-Resistant
Ghana faces imminent Tuberculosis outbreak as the country is recording increasing numbers of emerging transmission of drug-resistant strain of bacteria ...
US Govt Pleased With ECG ‘privatization’ Processes So Far – Ambassador
The US Government has told Citi Business News everything is on track for the private sector participation in the Electricity Company of ...
MP To Organise Outreach Programme On Sickle Cell
Member of Parliament (MP) for North Dayi, in the Volta Region, Ms. Joycelyn Tetteh, has hinted that plans are far-advanced ...
Painless Patch Could Replace Flu Jab
Vaccines delivered via a painless, throw-away patch could one day eliminate the need for needle-and-syringe flu injections, researchers said Wednesday ...
China Facing Largest Diabetes Epidemic In the World
China is facing the largest diabetes epidemic in the world with around 11 percent of its population suffering from the ...
Yemen Cholera Outbreak Shows Signs of Slowing
A cholera outbreak in Yemen, which has claimed 1,400 lives in two months, shows tentative signs of slowing as fatality ...
North Dayi MP To Organise Outreach On Sickle Cell
Ms Joycelyn Tetteh, Member of Parliament (MP) for North Dayi, is gearing up for an outreach programme to educate her ...