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Six New Mpox Cases Confirmed in Ghana as Total Rises to 91

he Ghana Health Service (GHS) has reported six new Mpox infections, bringing the overall number of confirmed cases to 91 nationwide, as of June 17, 2025. 1. Wave Progression & Context These six latest cases reflect the ongoing monitoring and targeted testing efforts by health authorities. With Ghana currently at 91 total Mpox cases, local healthcare leaders intensify screening in affected districts. 2. Public Health Response GHS continues to support case isolation, contact tracing, and bolstered public awareness campaigns. Community-level messaging focuses on recognizing symptoms—fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes—and the need to seek medical care quickly. 3. Why It Matters Early detection helps curb transmission and keeps case numbers from escalating. With nearly 100 cases nationwide, public vigilance is essential to prevent community spread. This outbreak exemplifies Ghana’s growing capacity in infectious disease control. What to Watch Case Trends: Monitor daily […]

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Cholera Cases Surge to 214 in Agona Swedru: Health Officials on High Alert.

The Agona West Municipality in the Central Region has reported a sharp increase in suspected cholera cases, rising to 214, with 11 confirmed cases. One fatality was recorded on January 2 at the Swedru Government Hospital.Municipal Health Director, Bertha Arthur, urged residents to prioritize hygiene and seek early medical attention if symptoms like diarrhea, dehydration, or vomiting appear. Authorities have heightened public education, implemented multi-stakeholder responses, and called for collective efforts to curb the outbreak.Nationwide, cholera has claimed 37 lives, with confirmed cases across 46 districts. In December, an oral cholera vaccine campaign covered over 596,000 people in high-risk areas, achieving 92.9% coverage. Food vendors and water sources are under scrutiny to prevent further spread.

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Rising Measles Cases Prompt Vaccination Drive in Ashanti Region.

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has raised concerns about the alarming increase in measles and rubella cases in the Ashanti Region. Over the past few years, the number of reported cases has grown significantly, rising from 9 in 2018 to 114 by mid-2024.Although Ghana has not recorded any child deaths from measles in the last 15 years, health experts are worried that if the current trend continues, it could lead to severe consequences, including disability or death among affected children. In response to this threat, the Ashanti Regional Health Directorate aims to vaccinate 1 million children, aged 9 to 59 months, as part of a national vaccination campaign to prevent further spread and reduce associated mortality.Dr. Fred Adomako Boateng, the Ashanti Regional Director of Health Services, emphasized the serious complications measles and rubella can cause, such as blindness or deafness, […]

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