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Tema Metro records increase in anaemia in pregnancy for first quarter of 2024 - Vimarsana News

Tema Metro records increase in anaemia in pregnancy for first quarter of 2024

Anaemia in pregnancy increased by 14.5 per cent among pregnant women in the Tema Metropolis between January and March this year. Mr Samuel...

ASA partners Tema Polyclinic to conduct free breast cancer screening at Tema community 1 - Vimarsana News

ASA partners Tema Polyclinic to conduct free breast cancer screening at Tema community 1

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Total breastfeeding is necessary for the child's survival – Nutritionist - Vimarsana News

Total breastfeeding is necessary for the child's survival – Nutritionist

Mr Samuel Atuahene Antwi, a nutritionist at the Tema Metropolitan (TMA)Health Directorate, has tasked nurses and midwives serving as frontline nutrition coaches for breastfeeding mothers to encourage total breastfeeding for a child’s survival. He said that to protect the baby from certain short- and long-term illnesses and disorders like asthma,…

Final burial service held for late Ketasco NSMQ finalist - Vimarsana News

Final burial service held for late Ketasco NSMQ finalist

Hundreds of mourners including traditional rulers, elders, Heads of Department, teachers, and students have gathered at the Keta Senior High Technical School Park for the final burial service for the late James Kwabla Edem Lutterodt.  The late James Kwabla Edem Lutterodt, was a Ketasco National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ)…

NHIS pays over GH¢471 million to health facilities - Vimarsana News

NHIS pays over GH¢471 million to health facilities

The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has paid its credentialed healthcare providers over GH₵471 million cedis to cover claims submitted for periods up to January 2023 in a spate of 42 days. A statement issued by the Authority and copied to the Ghana News Agency said for the first time…