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An Open Letter to the Minister Of Gender, Child and Social Protection
Dear Madam, The awkward wrong spelling of the word ‘Beginning’ did not make any shallow the depth of the quote
Starvation in the midst of plenty: A brief description of Diabetes mellitus
By: Panyin Bamfo-Addo Diabetes Mellitus is a long-standing disorder of the chemical processes of the human body, characterized by high
The Ghanaian Patient’s Rights
Ripples ARP Organisation © All rights reserved Inherent in the institution of the Ghana Health service are supposed to be
The Paradox of Our Age
Attributed to Dr. Bob Moorehead We have taller buildings but shorter tempers; wider freeways but narrower viewpoints; we spend more
The Sociology of Healthcare utilization in Ghana; where do we stand? (Part 1)
By: K. Bamfo-Addo To fully explore issues of health utilization would be to assume that once a patient gets to
ORAL SEX; RISK FACTOR FOR ORAL CANCER
By: Awo Ntriwaa Yeboah, Accra A Senior medical officer at the department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Korle-Bu
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An Open Letter to the Minister Of Gender, Child and Social Protection
Dear Madam, The awkward wrong spelling of the word ‘Beginning’ did not make any shallow the depth of the quote
Starvation in the midst of plenty: A brief description of Diabetes mellitus
By: Panyin Bamfo-Addo Diabetes Mellitus is a long-standing disorder of the chemical processes of the human body, characterized by high
The Ghanaian Patient’s Rights
Ripples ARP Organisation © All rights reserved Inherent in the institution of the Ghana Health service are supposed to be
The Paradox of Our Age
Attributed to Dr. Bob Moorehead We have taller buildings but shorter tempers; wider freeways but narrower viewpoints; we spend more
The Sociology of Healthcare utilization in Ghana; where do we stand? (Part 1)
By: K. Bamfo-Addo To fully explore issues of health utilization would be to assume that once a patient gets to
ORAL SEX; RISK FACTOR FOR ORAL CANCER
By: Awo Ntriwaa Yeboah, Accra A Senior medical officer at the department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Korle-Bu