The Births and Deaths Registry has reported that hypertension was the leading cause of death among Ghanaian men in 2022. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), hypertension, often referred ...
Dr. Barbara Ayesha Anawana Karbo, Head of the Accident and Emergency Department at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH), has called on males to modify their attitudes towards sexual health treatment
Would-be fathers must endeavour to accompany their wives to ante-natal clinics as a way of supporting them to nurture the unborn babies and know what to expect during delivery.
Men's lax attitudes towards sexual health treatment, according to Dr. Barbara Ayesha Anawana Karbo, Head of the Accident and Emergency Department at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH), must change.
The usual rush for souvenirs and other items associated with the Valentine’s Day celebration, especially chocolates, has taken a different twist this year as some men have decided to forgo ...
African Union (AU) Heads of State and Government have recommended the engagement and active involvement of men and boys in leading preventive actions against violence, women, and girls on the ...
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) says about 1.1 million males, 15 years and older, employed in the first quarter of the year, were either unemployed (429,607) or out of the ...
