Optometrists urged to accept postings to underserved communities
THE Ghana Health Service (GHS) has appealed to optometrists in the country to accept postings to rural and unserved communities to support...
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As Kwara foresees return of industries
About five years in the saddle, most of the projects started by the administration of Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq are yet to be commissioned. Some of
Kwara State Nigeria General Abuja Federal Capital Territory Alhaji Bashir Adigun Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq Alhaja Barakat Atunse
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Free eye check-up camp organized at Barkagaon
The initiative to create awareness about eyes among the people is being continued by the Eye Care Unit of HZB Arogyam Super Specialty Hospital, the best super specialty hospital of Hazaribag.Hazaribaghs biggest free eye check-up and cataract check-up camp was organized at the Eye Care Unit of the
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Employers urged to ensure adequate eye care protection for employees
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has urged employers to ensure adequate eye care protection for their workforce, as a key strategy for enhancing productivity levels.
Greater Accra Hornametor Afake Emmanuel Agyei Arthur Graphic Communications Group World Health Organisation National Health Insurance Scheme
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0.74 Percent of Ghanaians are Blind – GHS
About 230,000 Ghanaians representing 0.74 per cent of the total national population are blind, a national population-based prevalence survey has revealed. Dr. Hornametor Afake, the Head, Eye Care Unit of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) who disclosed this said the survey was conducted in the country in 2015 for various…
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About 230,000 Ghanaians Are Blind - GHS
About 230,000 Ghanaians Are Blind - GHS
Ghana General Brong Ahafo Greater Accra Louis Oteng Gyimah Hornametor Afake Ghana Optometric Association
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0.74% Of Total Ghanaian Population Are Blind – GHS
About 230,000 Ghanaians representing 0.74 per cent of the total national population are blind, a national population-based prevalence survey has revealed. Dr. Hornametor Afake, the Head, Eye Care Unit of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) who disclosed this said the survey was conducted in the country in 2015 for various…
Source: newsghana.com.gh
Seek regular comprehensive eye care screening – GHS
Dr James Addy, Head of Eye Care Unit, Ghana Health Service (GHS), has encouraged the populace to seek regular comprehensive eye examination at least once every two years. He said prioritising eye care would help in identifying potential eye diseases on time for effective treatment to prevent complications, and partial…
Source: newsghana.com.gh