AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYellow Fever: The Ghana Health Service is targeting about 244,869 people in three Upper West districts in a vaccination campaign running through October 18, as it works to contain an outbreak. Breast Cancer: More than 450 women and students received free screening in Ayanfuri, while health workers urged early medical checks and warned against relying on herbal remedies. Food and Nutrition: Nutritionist Anna Lartey says 43.5% of Ghanaians face moderate to severe food insecurity and 65% cannot afford a healthy diet, calling for stronger support for nutritious local foods. Community Health: WaterAid Ghana has handed over solar-powered water systems, accessible toilets and rehabilitated health facilities to two Upper East communities, with a focus on women and young children. Farm Safety: An entomologist warns excessive pesticide use can expose farmers and consumers to health risks and urged farmers to seek technical advice. Mental Health: A rehabilitation centre says rising case numbers may reflect more people seeking professional help as public education helps reduce stigma.
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