WHO Tests Global Pandemic Preparedness in Major Global Simulation Exercise

Els: Around the Globe World Health Organisation (WHO) has completed Exercise Polaris II, a large-scale global simulation designed to test how effectively countries and international partners can respond to a fast-moving disease outbreak. The exercise centred on a fictional outbreak of a new bacterium spreading across multiple regions, challenging governments to coordinate emergency responses under realistic, high-pressure […]

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Doctors risk losing placements over refusal of district postings — Akandoh

Els: MBN360 Health The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has issued a strong warning to medical doctors who refuse postings to underserved districts, stating that they risk forfeiting their placement opportunities as the government intensifies efforts to address inequities in healthcare delivery. Speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show on Wednesday, April 22, the Minister […]

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World’s largest condom maker warns prices could rise as Iran war impacts supply chains.

Els: MBN360 Health The world’s largest condom manufacturer, the Malaysian company Karex, has said it will need to raise its prices by 20% to 30% if supply chain disruptions caused by the Iran war continue. The company has seen an increase in condom demand after transport costs and shipping delays have depleted customers’ stockpiles, Karex’s […]

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Free Primary Healthcare has reduced the burden on National Health Insurance Scheme – Dr. Djokoto

Els: MBN360 Health Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Operations at the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), Dr. Senanu Kwesi Djokoto has stated that the free primary healthcare introduced by President Mahama will ease financial and operational pressure on the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). He noted that when basic health services are provided to citizens […]

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UGMC Calls for Action on Haemophilia Awareness

Els: MBN360 Health Medical specialists at the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) have raised urgent concerns about the state of hemophilia care in Ghana, warning that entrenched stigma, widespread misinformation, and limited access to diagnosis and treatment continue to endanger lives across the country. The call comes as the world marks another Haemophilia Day, […]

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