Month: May 2026

The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially declared the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), raising alarm over the growing spread of the deadly virus across Central Africa. The announcement comes after health authorities recorded hundreds of suspected infections and dozens of […]

Women vs men empathy: For generations, society has promoted the idea that women are naturally more emotional, nurturing, and empathetic than men. From childhood toys and parenting styles to workplace expectations and leadership stereotypes, empathy has long been treated as a “feminine trait,” while assertiveness, dominance, and emotional restraint are often associated with masculinity. But […]

Fertility: For many couples trying to conceive, the journey to parenthood often becomes a search for answers. Social media, fertility forums, and wellness influencers are filled with advice about “miracle fertility foods,” supplements, and special diets said to increase the chances of pregnancy. From pineapple slices and avocado smoothies to herbal teas and expensive vitamins, […]

More than four decades after the birth of the world’s first IVF baby, millions of couples still enter fertility clinics hoping for a miracle only to discover that success is far from guaranteed. Despite advances in reproductive medicine, scientists say in vitro fertilisation remains emotionally exhausting, physically demanding, and financially draining, with many treatment cycles […]

Breathing Techniques: Breathing is the very first thing we do when we enter the world and the final thing we do when life ends. It is one of the most natural and automatic processes in the human body, happening thousands of times every day without conscious effort. Yet scientists are increasingly discovering that the way […]

US Peace Proposal: Iran has formally responded to proposals from the United States aimed at ending the ongoing conflict between Tehran, Washington, and Israel, according to reports from Iranian state media. The response was reportedly delivered through mediators in Pakistan, although neither side has publicly disclosed the full contents of the proposals or Iran’s reply. […]

Food Labels: Walk into any supermarket today and it becomes immediately clear that modern consumers are surrounded by endless food choices. Bright packaging, attractive slogans, discount signs, and strategically placed snacks compete constantly for attention. But beneath the convenience and colourful branding lies a growing public health concern: many of the foods most aggressively marketed […]

Myles Lewis-Skelly: As Arsenal prepare for a crucial UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg against Atletico Madrid, a major selection dilemma has emerged in midfield. Following an impressive display against Fulham, teenager Myles Lewis-Skelly has entered the conversation as a potential starter raising questions about whether he should replace Martin Zubimendi in such a high-stakes […]

Mahama Care: Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has called for urgent and comprehensive reforms in Ghana’s healthcare system following a revealing working visit to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund Secretariat (Mahama Cares) in Accra. The visit, which formed part of ongoing efforts to assess the country’s preparedness in addressing chronic and non-communicable diseases, exposed significant […]

Surrogacy is no longer a distant or unfamiliar concept in Ghana. It is steadily becoming part of the country’s evolving reproductive and family landscape. Today, more couples facing infertility are turning to assisted reproductive technologies. More fertility clinics are facilitating such arrangements. More legal practitioners are being engaged to structure agreements and navigate the emerging […]