Why you must keep active NHIS in Ghana-even if you are a millionaire
Even if you are financially capable of paying for all your healthcare expenses, not having active National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) coverage can cost you dearly in Ghana's healthcare system. I say this from practical experience as a healthcare provider.
Why Do So Many People Follow and Listen to Agyekum Yeboah Francis?
Many Ghanaians admire Francis Agyekum Yeboah for his ability to explain health issues in simple language. This article explores the reasons behind his growing influence.
DNA Tests, Missing Babies and the Fear of Hospital Mix-Ups in Ghana
As DNA testing becomes more common in Ghana, questions about paternity are increasing. But could some rare cases involve hospital errors, baby theft, or newborn mix-ups? Recent incidents at Salaga Municipal Hospital and Mamprobi Polyclinic have renewed concerns about newborn safety and identification procedures.
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Prez Mahama, do not Dishonor Your Best friend Dr. Omane-end Galamsey
You may take a cue from United States of America. Their galamsey is deadly hard drugs pouring into the country like toffee. The effect nationally is alarming. For years, administrations drag feet to tackle the problem head with the escalatory seriousness it deserves. Today, well, you may describe it crazy but the current administration's tactics to dealing with the problem is yielding positive results
Dr. Isabella Opoku vs. Miss Oduro-the true meaning of “Intellectual”
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Before Taking Any Drug: Lessons from a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Survivor in Ghana
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Why you must keep active NHIS in Ghana-even if you are a millionaire
Even if you are financially capable of paying for all your healthcare expenses, not having active National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) coverage can cost you dearly in Ghana's healthcare system. I say this from practical experience as a healthcare provider.
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