“…OBJECTIVES: The study investigated the relationship between electricity access and infant mortality at the subnational level in Ghana, controlling for correlates such as birth interval, children living with both parents, women’s education, and income distribution. …”
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“…Drinking water in Ghana is estimated at 79%, but this only represents the proportion of the population with access to improved drinking water sources without regard to the quality of water consumed. …”
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“…The sequelae of burdensome disability and mortality impact the socioeconomic life of communities adversely with little documentation of SBE in health facility records in Ghana. This study details SBE and snake distribution, habits/habitats, type of venom expressed and clinical manifestations. …”
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“…The purpose of this scoping review is to explore food contamination in Ghana, between 2001–2022. Using Arksey and O’Malley’s procedure, a systematic literature search from PubMed, JSTOR, ScienceDirect, ProQuest, Scopus, Emeralds Insight, Google Scholar, and Google was carried out. …”
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“…OBJECTIVE: The study assessed willingness to accept the COVID-19 vaccine among out-patient department (OPD) attendants in the Bono Region in Ghana. DESIGN: This was an analytical cross-sectional study SETTING: The study was conducted at the Wenchi Methodist Hospital (WMH) OPD, Bono Region, Ghana. …”
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“…OBJECTIVES: This study estimates the prevalence of self-medication and provides an understanding of the reasons for self-medication in Ghana through the synthesis of relevant literature. …”
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“…We, therefore, examined the factors associated with mental health challenges among internal migrants (Kayayei) in Ghana. METHODS: A cross-sectional study among a systematic random sample of 352 Kayayei was conducted in Agbogbloshie-Accra, Ghana. …”
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“…The purpose of the study was to (i) identify factors that cause HIV-related stigma in Ghana from the perspective of PLWH, (ii) identify challenges that HIV-related stigma poses to the treatment and care of PLWH, and (iii) to obtain recommendations from PLWH on what they think various groups (community members, health care providers, and adolescents) including themselves should do to help reduce HIV-related stigma in Ghana. …”
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“…RESULTS: Two-sided inference tests showed a statistically significant treatment effect for deaths by lower respiratory infections in Ghana (p = 0.0476; LTE = - 0.8423) and one-sided inference tests showed statistically significant treatment effects for deaths by lower respiratory infections in Ghana (p = 0.0476; LTE = -0.8423) and Tanzania (p = 0.0476; LTE = - 5.1627), and for diarrhea in Tanzania (p = 0.0476; LTE = - 8.1694). …”
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“…METHODS: Vignette-based EMIC interviews (insider-perspective interviews) for MRI with convulsions (convulsion positive, MRI-CP) and without convulsions (convulsion negative, MRI-CN) were developed to study relevant features of MRI-related experience, meaning and behaviour in two rural communities in Ghana. These semi-structured interviews elicited both qualitative narrative and categorical codes for quantitative analysis. …”
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“…This paper focuses on Ghana, a developing country that recently changed its patent laws to conform to TRIPS standards. …”
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“…The total arsenic content of some Ghana food and cash crops from Kumasi and Obuasi farms and markets was determined. …”
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“…Its microbiological causes and clinico-epidemiological aspects were examined during the dry season 2005/6 in Tamale, urban northern Ghana. METHODS: Stool specimens of 243 children with acute diarrhoea and of 124 control children were collected. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Malaria is a major public health problem in Ghana. The current strategy of the National Malaria Control Programme is based on effective case management and the use of insecticide treated bed nets among vulnerable groups such as children under-five years of age and pregnant women. …”
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“…METHOD: A self-administered cross-sectional survey of a convenient sample of 511 participants from a private university in Ghana with mean age 21.59 years. RESULT: A Principal Component Analysis with varimax rotation identified a 14 item scale with four reliable factors labelled Appropriation (Cronbach alpha = .85), Assertive (Cronbach alpha = .90), Pleasure and Intoxicant (Cronbach alpha = .83), and STDs (Cronbach alpha = .81) that altogether explained 73.72% of the total variance. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Childhood mortality in Ghana has generally declined in the last four decades. …”
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“…Therefore, entomological surveys were carried out in the forest-savannah transitional belt of Ghana (Kintampo) from November 2003 to November 2005 in preparation for drug and vaccine trials. …”
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