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‘Koobi’ considered leading cause of hypertension – Expert cautions

Deputy Country Director of International Medical Associates for Global Health Empowerment (IMAGHE), Samuel Ntiamoah, has cautioned people against consuming highly salted foods such as ‘koobi’. During an appearance on Joy Prime’s Prime Morning Show, he emphasized that sodium, commonly known as salt, significantly contributes to the development of hypertension in individuals of all ages. He…

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Money Bras

Tight bras, money, phones in bras do not cause breast cancer – Scientists

Three medical scientists have confirmed that wearing tight underwired brassieres and keeping money or phones in brassieres do not contribute to the development of breast cancer. They said breast cancer was not infectious and added that extensive research had found no scientific evidence supporting any of those claims. The experts, Medical Physicist, Dr Theophilus Sackey, Cancer Epidemiologist,…

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GAF warns against unauthorised use of military uniforms – GAF

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has issued a stern warning against the unauthorized use of military-pattern uniforms and accoutrements during demonstrations in the country. In a statement on Monday, October 14, GAF expressed concerns over the growing trend of individuals wearing unapproved military uniforms while providing security for public figures. This practice, according to GAF…

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Voter Id

Online exhibition of provisional voters’ register begins today: See how to check yours

The Electoral Commission (EC) will start its online exhibition of the provisional voters’ register, beginning today, Tuesday, October 15, 2024, and running until Saturday, October 19, 2024. In a statement, the EC encouraged voters to verify their details through the shortcode *711*51#, free of charge. This exercise is part of the Commission’s efforts to clean…

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Ghana’s Parliament Approves Ghc1.2bn For Coronavirus Alleviation 2

Parliament to reconvene at AICC today

Parliament will reconvene for the fifth meeting of its fourth session on Tuesday, October 15, 2024, at the Dome of the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC). This temporary relocation is due to ongoing renovation works in the main chamber of Parliament, which typically hosts its sessions. In a formal statement signed by the Speaker of…

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