Health Page

December 2015

• Drug Shortages Forcing Hard Decisions on Rationing Treatments - NYT

• HIV becoming resistant to key drug, study finds

• Brazilian experts investigate if 'common mosquito' is transmitting zika virus

• WHO: Zika virus �spreading explosively,� �level of alarm extremely high�

• Five things to know about Zika

• After Ebola, two other tropical diseases pose new threats

• Yellow Fever, Meningitis claim 10 lives

• Warning Signs of Sudden Cardiac Arrest

• On prostate - STRICTLY FOR MEN - MY CHILDHOOD; MY MANHOOD; MY PROSTAGEL

• Hope for Alzheimer's sufferers as first ever vaccine 'attacks tangles in the brain which cause memory loss'

• An Orgasm A Day Could Cut Prostate Cancer Risk

• Guinea, ground zero of the Ebola outbreak, is now free of the deadly disease

• Gonorrhea could soon become untreatable: Health experts

• Couples trial low-cost IVF treatment in Ghana

• Early detection of ovarian cancer might be possible

• Fake doctor busted at Odorkor

• Unhealthy lifestyles of men are written into their sperm

• Half of world�s population at risk of malaria � WHO report

• The Need To Manufacture Vaccines Is Real - Dr Asamoa-Baah

• Helping Ghana cope with cancer

• Ghana places second in Cholera ranking in West Africa

• Almost 16 million on HIV treatment as AIDS pandemic tide turns

• Malaria protein may hold key for cancer cure, scientists say

• 'Dangerously high' antibiotic resistance levels worldwide: WHO

• WHO warns against diabetes epidemic

• Tuberculosis now as deadly as AIDS says WHO

• Curing Cataracts without Surgery?

• New research helps us understand the immune system

• A 'huge milestone': approval of cancer-hunting virus signals new treatment era

• Relief As Doctors Now Have Permanent Cure for Sickle Cell Anaemia

• Breast cancer grips young women, teens

• Ghana close to eradicating poliomyelitis

• American Cancer Society, in a Shift, Recommends Fewer Mammograms

• Chiropractic and osteopathy � how do they work?

• Simple blood test predicts if heart attack is imminent

• The Secret Project That Conquered Malaria � and Led to a Nobel Prize

• Provide adequate incentives for nurses

• Millions Of Lives Have Been Saved From Malaria Thanks To This Invention

• Ghana has only five neurologists � Dr. Osei

• Farm dust that protects children from allergies could lead to asthma vaccine

• Study reveals how wasp venom kills cancer cells

• Your heart is probably much older than you think, the CDC warns

• Ghana government spends over $1 billion on health � Minister

• Insecticide-treated bed netting could wipe out mosquito-borne elephantiasis

• The cancer curing fruit

• Sweet Bait Lures Malaria Mosquitoes

• Ghana to prevent HIV and promote environmental cleanliness

• Prenatal surgery improves conditions for children with spina bifida, study finds

• Implications of Study on Breast Cancer