Health Home Archive Hospitals Statistics Tourists Info HIV/AIDS Health Insurance Introduction to NHIS NHIS - Official Site Test Yourself Body-Mass Index Bio Rhythm Calorie Counter FAQ Advertisement	Health: Friday, 20 November 2009   Poor lifestyles, cause of high rate of diabetes Accra, Nov. 19, GNA - Dr. Daniel Kertesz, Representative of the World Health Organisation in Ghana, on Thursday attributed the high rate of diabetes in the country to the poor lifestyles of Ghanaians. He said a recent survey conducted in Accra and Kumasi suggested that between six and 12 per cent of adults had diabetes and up to two-thirds Nov 20 MOH signs MoU with development for improved health delivery 19,732 children receive Vitamin "A" and polio vaccine in Ejura 19,732 children receive Vitamin "A" and polio vaccine in Ejura Nov 19 Gomoa West Health Directorate exceeds polio immunisation target Pragmatic measures vital to attaining health related MDGs Poor lifestyles, cause of high rate of diabetes Wa Municipality records sharp drop in HIV prevalence Nov 18 Political parties should form taskforce on HIV/AIDS- Dr Awanta Kumbuor urges heads of health institutions to establish linkages Nov 17 US NGO helps to control spread of buruli ulcer Nov 16 Save Your Liver Foundation offers free medical screening at Dome MOH holds Health Summit Support immunization programme, stakeholders told Construction Firm donates Ambulance Nov 13 Pharmacists shouldn't shy away from dispensing at OPDs Palliative care is human right for terminally ill - Panellists Nov 12 Reduce microwave use to avoid cancer - Nutrition Expert More Headlines...
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