The first question many women hear after losing a pregnancy is heartbreaking: What did you do? It is a question loaded with guilt, assumptions, and painful...
For generations, many expectant mothers were told to slow down, avoid lifting anything heavy, and treat pregnancy as a time for near-constant rest. While caution will...
The moment a baby arrives, attention naturally shifts to the newborn. Friends visit to admire tiny fingers and toes. Family members offer advice on feeding, sleeping...
For generations, pregnancy was often treated as a time to slow down, sit back, and avoid strenuous activity. Today, that thinking is being challenged by a...
Pregnancy is often wrapped in soft colours and cheerful language. People talk about cravings, nursery themes, and glowing skin. What gets left out are the night...
’24 months, not 24 years of communiques,’ Ghanaian leader tells World Health Assembly as Accra Reset unveils new structures GENEVA – President John Dramani Mahama has...
An increasing number of African women are choosing to become mothers later in life, reflecting a global demographic shift that is gradually reshaping long-held cultural expectations...
Ghana collects only about half of the blood units it needs for its healthcare system, with the National Blood Service’s 2024 collection of 187,280 units falling...
