The University for Development Studies (UDS) Department of Forensic Science in collaboration with the Forensic Investigation for National Development Ghana (FINDGh) hosted the first Forensic Science Summit in the Northern territory of […]
UDS Department of Forensic Sciences Host First Forensic Science Summit
How much of my behaviour is shaped by my culture?
How do we grow the next generation of Ghanaians to be more sincere and trusting of each other? How can I trust that my fellow Ghanaian is my brother’s keeper?
How ‘bride price’ reinforces negative stereotypes: a Ghanaian case study – The Conversation
Marriage is an institution common to all cultures. Very often it’s accompanied by transfers – in most cases in the form of payments – between the families of the groom and the […]
FSOGH Launch Maiden Forensic Science Symposium
Authors: Yahaya Sumara Sulley and Mohammed Lawal(Founder & Co-founder, Forensic Science Outreach Ghana (FSOGH), Nyankpala) The Forensic Science Outreach Ghana (FSOGH) held their first ever annual symposium on Thursday June 24, 2021 […]
Ghana struggles in fight to achieve food safety, food expert says
Data on estimates of food borne diseases burden are virtually non-existent in Ghana.
Kefir and its Biological Activities – At a glance
Kefir is a self-carbonated refreshing fermented yoghurt that has been consumed for over 100 years for its various health benefits…
Male fertility: how everyday chemicals are destroying sperm counts in humans and animals – The Conversation
Within just a few generations, human sperm counts may decline to levels below those considered adequate for fertility.
“Comprehensive” sexuality education in Ghana
One or another element of sexuality education has been taught in Ghanaian schools since before independence in 1957
Caring for the aged in Ghana
Providing long-term care is a challenge to states around the world. In rich countries, supporting frail and disabled adults is a major budget item, and even then, the care provided can be inadequate. […]
Prioritizing food safety in Ghana
In Africa, more than 91 million people are estimated to fall sick and 137,000 are estimated to die from foodborne diseases annually
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