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KUMACA: 85 Cases Recorded, 11 Students on Admission
85 cases of the deadly Influenza H1N1 have been recorded so far in the recent outbreak at the Kumasi Academy in the Ashanti region.
11 out of the number are currently on admission at various hospitals in the region.
The outbreak of …
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KUMACA: Media’s Misinformation Drowned Our Voice – GHS
The Ghana Health Service has slammed the media for creating panic and misinforming Ghanaians over the Influenza H1N1 deaths that plagued the Kumasi Academy.
Four students have so far died of the virus while scores of students are also…
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Tamale Teaching Hospital Gets GH¢1.5m Ebola Centre
The Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH) can now boast of an emergency centre to cater for patients infected with Ebola and other deadly diseases.
As the only infectious disease isolation centre, it is expected to augment the nation’s…
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Nurses Cautioned Against Usage of Phones
Nurses have been asked to desist from talking unending on their phones or chatting away on social media whilst on duty.
“I entreat you to desist from talking unending on your mobile phones or chatting away on whatsapp whilst on duty,”…
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Chief Appeals for Health Centre at Gomoa Manso
Nana Kwame Arhin IV, the Mankrado of Gomoa Manso, has appealed to the Government and all stakeholders to help provide a modern health centre in the area.
He said Gomoa Manso has a population of 49,000 people and surrounded by 12…
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Akufo-Addo Exposed to Influenza H1N1 – Health Min. Reveals
Health Minister Dr. Kwaku Agyemang Manu has revealed that President Akufo-Addo was exposed to the Influenza H1N1 which has killed some four students at the Kumasi Academy in Kumasi in the Ashanti region.
According to him, the president…
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Gov’t Working with WHO to Provide Vaccines For KUMAC
The government is soliciting the help of the World Health Organisation (WHO) to provide influenza vaccines for the students and staff of the Kumasi Academy in the Ashanti Region who remain at risk from the disease.
The Director of…
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Cause of KUMACA Deaths Not Yet Confirmed – GHS
Despite suggestions from the Health Ministry that the deaths of four students at the Kumasi Academy in the Ashanti Region were caused by acute respiratory infections, the Ghana Health Service has said that it would be too early to…
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High Cost of Heart Surgery Scares Patients as Surgeon Calls for Support
A Cardiothoracic Surgeon at the National Cardiothoracic Centre (NCTC), Dr Innocent Kwashie Adzamli, has revealed that the cost of a heart surgery at the centre currently ranges from $1,500 (GH¢ 6752.93) to $8,000 (GH¢ 36015.60), depending…
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KUMACA Blues: “We Are Equal to The Task” ―GHS Boss
The Director General of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr Anthony Nsiah-Asare, has debunked claims by some experts that health regulators were not taking pragmatic measures to help curb the deadly bacterial infection which has claimed at…
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