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Untreated hypertension can lead to permanent brain damage, Dr. Aba Folson, a Cardiologist at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH) in Tema, has said. Untreated hypertension can lead to multi-infarct dementia. This type of dementia is caused by blood flow problems in the brain from strained blood vessels, which can kill…

Dr. Aba Folson, a Cardiologist at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH), Tema, has revealed that pregnancy-induced hypertension, when not treated, affects the growth and survival of the unborn baby. She said women with hypertension have a higher risk of giving birth to preterm babies and a lower birth weight, which…

Dr. Aba Folson, a Cardiologist at the International Maritime Hospital IMaH, Tema, has revealed that women with hypertension have a higher risk of giving birth to preterm babies and a lower birth weight, which makes the children prone to other temporal and long-term complications, including death.

Being diagnosed with hypertension is not a death sentence but rather a warning for patients to control it, Dr.

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Sweating while working out is not fat-burning — Health professionals Listen to article Health professionals have debunked the assertion that sweating while working out is fat-burning. Dr Kwekuma Yalley, a General Practitioner, explains that humans sweat when the body is regulating its temperature, and that when the body temperature rises, it expels water on its surface to cool it down. “Just like when you use a car for a while, the engine becomes hot, likewise when you are working out ov...

  Doctors on Vodafone Healthline, the multiple award-winning health and wellness show, have debunked the popular notion that regular consumption of groundnuts leads to pimples, a common skin disorder. The regular panellists Dr. Kwekuma Yalley, a general practitioner and Dr. Aba Folson, a senior physician, took turns to explain why the widely held belief is a myth. Dr. Yalley stated that there is no causative relationship between regular consumption of groundnuts and the break-out of acne or pi...

  Senior health practitioners, Dr. Aba and Yalley, have debunked claims that eating groundnut gives pimples. Educating the public on the second episode of Vodafone Healthline’s ninth episode, the experts provided an in-depth explanation to the various causes of pimples which could not be hanged on the necks of groundnut alone. General Health Practitioner, Dr. Kwekuma Yalley, speaking on the flagship CSR programme of Vodafone, indicated that generally groundnuts do not cause one to get pimpl...

In its ninth season, the programme, this season, boasts of health professionals such as Dr. Aba Folson Dr. Joseph Oliver-Commey, Dr. Francis Addai, and Dr. Kwekuma Yalley. In the first episode, the doctors educated the public on the importance of exercising regularly, especially lactating mothers on simple and stress-free exercises that can help them maintain their shape without endangering their internal organs. Dr. Aba Folson, Senior Physician/Cardiologist, emphasized that it is not true tha...