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In recent years, fire breakouts have gained global attention. Globally, fire is seen as a possible danger to sustainable development because to its influence on ecosystems, contribution to carbon emissions, and effect on biodiversity. The Earth has been plague...
Despite advances in cancer research and treatment, it remains the second leading cause of death globally. According to the global cancer statistics report in 2020, an estimated 19.3 million cases of cancer, excluding non-melanoma skin cancers, were reported. T...
Cervical cancer is an important reproductive health problem for women in developing countries where it constitutes 13% of all female malignancies. It is the second most common cancer in women worldwide and 83 percent of the world’s 500,000 new cases and 85 per...
This is a cross sectional study that was done to assess the health status of children (0-36 months) in Markola market in Accra. The environment in which a child grows and plays in eventually has an effect on the health of the child. Most Head potters and their...
A recent area of interest on a social scale is School Sanitation and Hygiene Education (SSHE) which is also attracting political attention. Hygiene is the discipline that supports health and well-being through simple activities. It is a determinant of health a...
Breast milk is important for babies because it provides security, cleanliness, and antibodies. It offers energy and nutrients for the first few months before meeting half of a child's nutritional requirements in the second year. Children are facing a variety o...
It is expected that with the National Health Insurance Scheme in place, equitable access to healthcare will be assured for all groups of people because access to quality health insurance has shown to have an impact on households. This research assessed the fac...
Risky sexual behavior and knowledge of HIV are critical public health concerns, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, which continues to face a significant burden of AIDS. In Ghana, young female adults are a vulnerable population at risk of engaging in risky sexua...
In Ghana, the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) was established in 2003 to bridge the gap in the unequal distribution of health services to achieve universal health coverage. Despite some successes of the scheme, there is evidence that individuals enroll...
Background The patterns and outcomes of admissions in the hospital are a reflection of disease patterns in society; hence, the identification of these patterns is necessary for the assessment of the healthcare system and also provides scientific data for polic...