Students from developing countries who would not otherwise be able to study in the UK can apply for Commonwealth Shared Scholarships for Master’s study, jointly supported by UK universities. Purpose: To contribute […]
2017/18 Commonwealth Shared Scholarships in UK – Apply Now
Ghana Scholarships Secretariat opens nominations for 2017/18 Commonwealth Scholarship in UK
Applications are invited from qualified candidates for the above mentioned awards which are tenable in Universities and institutions of higher learning in United Kingdom. The awards are intended for Ghanaian men and […]
Daily intake of caffeine and your health
Caffeine is an alkaloid which occurs naturally in about sixty different plant species. [1] The most common of these include cocoa beans, kola nuts, some tea leaves and coffee beans. [1] Also, […]
At least 10.8% of adult men in the Ashanti region are suffering from inguinal hernia, study finds
Inguinal hernia occurs when fatty tissue or the intestines push through the inguinal canal found at the base of the abdomen [1]. This condition causes bulges around the groin area that can […]
Diet and Disease – Diabetes
Diabetes is a chronic disease in which a person has high levels of blood glucose due to impairment of insulin (a hormone) production or response. When we take in food, it is […]
DRE-AM Ghana and Scientect.com organize Science Seminar
although genetics play a role in intelligence, the environment contributes significantly to a person’s intelligence… continuous learning and education improves the brain and makes one intelligent… there is no limit to the […]
Interview with Ahmed Fuseini, Co-Founder of DRE-AM Ghana and Biomedical Scientist at Health First Medical Services, Bolgatanga.
“Our seminars are helping people understand the dangers of hepatitis B and why it is important to go for a test and receive vaccination against the disease.” Ahmed Fuseini, DRE-AM Ghana. On […]
What is Yellow Fever? Promoting awareness in Ghana
On 4th June, 2016, the Ghana Health Service reported four confirmed cases of yellow fever in the country: three cases in Brong-Ahafo region and one case in Volta region. A press release […]
The biochemistry of love
Have you ever heard of the expression “I think I’m in love” or “I love you”? You probably might have indulged these words yourself right? This expression is used on the regular […]
Ocular health research among mechanics: An interview with lead author Dr Emmanuel Kwasi Abu
In our May research feature, we reported a recent ocular health study in the Cape Coast metropolis that found that 39.5% of mechanics suffer from eye injuries. You can read the full research article here: […]
