Politicians ought to give sick people a break! If Africans diverted from investing in politics to pr...
23rd May 2006Instead of pretending to be a disease expert, the Bank should focus on its comparative advantages. I...
20th June 2006The HIV/AIDS is one fatal disease, which human beings can choose to keep away from, and it is easier...
27th June 2006The gap exists in determining the potential loss of earnings of those who are affected while young,...
4th July 2006Finance experts and Accountants have not brought in their expertise and this explains why the accoun...
11th July 2006You wake up one morning to news that 50 people have died in a road accident. Later in the day, it is...
11th July 2006DDT is no “silver bullet,” nor is it appropriate in all places or cases. However, it is a critical e...
18th September 2006It is time for all of us to work together. Take advantage of these new opportunities, weapons and al...
26th September 2006It’s bad enough when PAN uses myths, scare tactics and outright lies to pressure African governments...
10th October 2006Traditional medicine, of which 80 per cent of Ghanaians access, should be integrated into the health...
8th May 2007Unwholesome ingredients for food pose great danger to Ghanaians' health. Ghanaians have been blinded...
26th June 2007Those at the fore-front of the campaign must be conscious of the proverbial rules of the gambler: kn...
3rd July 2007Unless deliberate policy and programme responses are formulated and implemented with generous politi...
24th July 2007HIV/AIDS campaigns are wobbly, one-sided, and not as holistic and representative as expected of a ca...
25th September 2007Many medical trials are carelessly conducted on Africans! Authorities condone this under the pretext...
29th January 2008While there is a strong correlation between the presence of malaria and the lack of economic growth,...
11th February 2008Ghanaian political leaders project a high degree of robustness either for political enticement or to...
15th February 2008Earlier on, when one would treat a net, mosquitoes would not approach it- but today, in spite of the...
1st April 2008Any government wishing to attract large IP-based investment needs to develop a track record that inc...
8th April 2008The obstacles to a successful control programme today are similar to those that existed during the e...
22nd April 2008The influx of “ape’ and “quack” doctors in this field have reduced the quality and effectiveness o...
3rd June 2008Healthy lifestyles could only be achieved if we shunned processed and fatty foods and instead eat tr...
27th May 2008It is common for a doctor to abandon an accident victim in critical condition simply because the vic...
16th June 2008We must never give up until AIDS treatment and realistic prevention measures go hand-in-hand and bec...
20th June 2008Even taking into account the poaching of African health workers by developed countries to subsidise...
30th June 2008Unlike other pledges which may go unmet without instant and grievous consequences for citizens of o...
1st July 2008While foreign aid to poor countries has increased in recent years and the price of many drugs has fa...
24th May 2005While foreign aid to poor countries has increased in recent years and the price of many drugs has fa...
24th May 2005500 million people get malaria every year, and an 80-93% reduction in disease and death rates is cle...
31st May 2005Keeping Genetically Engineered (GE) seeds out of the hands of farmers – and GE food out of the mouth...
7th June 2005