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African vaccine experts resolve to improve distribution during pandemics - Vimarsana News

African vaccine experts resolve to improve distribution during pandemics

A four-day international workshop aimed at generating critical evidence to inform vaccine production, and its equitable distribution in Africa has ended in Accra

93% sexually active students in three public universities don't use contraceptives - Study - Vimarsana News

93% sexually active students in three public universities don't use contraceptives - Study

The study also noted that about 80 percent of the respondent had a basic knowledge of adolescent sexual reproductive health (ASRH) issues. | Pulse Ghana

ECA pushes for scaling up local vaccine manufacturing in Africa | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa - Vimarsana News

ECA pushes for scaling up local vaccine manufacturing in Africa | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Addis Ababa, 30 November 2022 (ECA) - Director of the African Centre for Statistics at the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Oliver Chinganya, explains the need to increase vaccine supply chains in Africa and advance equitable access to vaccines across the continent.Mr. Chinganya spoke at the first virtual webinar under the “Equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccines in

Source: uneca.org
Lack Of Funding Affecting Adolescent Health Promotion - GHS - Vimarsana News

Lack Of Funding Affecting Adolescent Health Promotion - GHS

Lack Of Funding Affecting Adolescent Health Promotion - GHS

Lack of funding affecting adolescent health promotion - GHS - Vimarsana News

Lack of funding affecting adolescent health promotion - GHS

Lack of funding is denying a significant number of adolescents in the country the needed interventions to deal with challenges affecting their sexual reproductive health, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has said.