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Kenya’s free maternity care services hampered by inadequate personnel

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The delivery of free maternity care services in Kenya is being hampered by inadequate personnel and poor working conditions, says a study that was...
Suicide.

Racial discrimination found responsible for suicidal thoughts

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A study posted on the website of the University of Michigan (UM) on Wednesday found that various forms of discrimination are associated with increased...
Opendata

Data Scientist Finds Which failure could yield results

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Looking at the dynamics of failure in three different areas, science, entrepreneurship and terrorism, data scientists from Northwestern University (NU) and the University of...
greenhouse_gas_emissions

Carbon emission reduction could cost Germany about US$2.06 trillion until 2050

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A reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of 95 percent until 2050 compared to the levels of 1990 could cost Germany about 1.85 trillion...
New measles vaccine

Measles found to be responsible for other infections in humans

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Scientists in the United States have found that measles causes long-term damage to the immune system, leaving people vulnerable to other infections. ...

Study: Rising sea levels could displace 300M people by 2050

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Rising sea levels could displace hundreds of millions of people before the end of this century, according to a new study. Published Tuesday in Nature...
Mothers-and-malnutrition

Namibia to commence with study to assess social, economic impact of child undernutrition

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Namibia together with development partners will launch a study, the Cost of Hunger in Africa(COHA), to estimate the social and economic impact of child...
MEAT vs FISH

Red meat consumption reduces in Kenyan

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The number of Kenyans consuming red meat has reduced, a study has revealed. The study that was conducted by the Kenya Markets...
scholarships

200 students benefit from GNPC Scholarship

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The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has awarded scholarships to 200 Ghanaian students (170 undergraduates and 30 post graduates) to study medicine in Cuban. ...
Revenue Assembly

Birim Central charge revenue collectors to help encourage them to Study

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The Internal Auditor of the Birim Central Municipal Assembly, Mr Ohene Kofi Akowuah has implored revenue collectors of the Assembly to establish good working...
Cervical Cancer

New Study Has Developed a Wearable device That Could Capture Cancer cells

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American researchers have developed a wearable device that can collect live cancer cells directly from blood in animals, according to a study published on...
Basic Textbooks

Students charged to focus more on their books

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An old student of the Tatale Evangelical Presbyterian Senior High School Mrs Georgina Bajo has donated 20 Mathematics books to the school and urged...

Migration Study Centre Gets opportunity to Participate in Global Research Hub

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The University of Ghana, led by Professor Joseph Kofi Teye, Director of Centre for Migration Studies (CMS) is taking part in a 20 million...
AfDB

AfDB begins study to link Cameroon, Chad by railway

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Officials of African Development Bank (AfDB) said Friday studies were under way to construct a railway to link Cameroon and Chad. "There are three major...
Education

Sending Children to Outside to Study on Meagre Funds is Wrong

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The Zimbabwean government has warned parents and guardians against sending their children to study abroad if they do not have sufficient financial resources to...
African Center for Economic Transformation

Poor land use practices fueling forest degradation in Africa

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Poor land use practices coupled with governance lapses and climate change are fueling degradation of forest ecosystems in Africa, says a study released in...
newborn

Newborn care cuts life-threatening infections to the barest minimum

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Hospitals can now reduce life-threatening infections in newborns by over two thirds and admissions to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) by one third...
The researchers have called for further studies, suggesting that pesticide residue in green tea leaves could play a possible role.PHOTO: ST FILE

Green Tea Intake linked to Type 2 Diabetes

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A recent international study found that drinking green tea was associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes in Chinese adults. A total...
Hollywood

Black Directors Made Historic Strides in Hollywood

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Black directors see historic gains in 2018 as more Hollywood top-grossing films were directed by black filmmakers than at any time before, said a...
property search

Property Market in the UK Unresponsive

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UK property market has been lukewarm this year, with house prices rising 1.02 percent across the country, according to a latest study by property...
Wpid Dna

Study links mutation that disrupts DNA’s electrical signaling to colon cancer

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A single missing iron atom in a key DNA repair protein may be the root cause for the development of an aggressive, early-onset form...
The study will try to find early markers for dementia

Study has linked infertility to male depression

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A study published Thursday in the journal Fertility and Sterility showed that among couples receiving infertility treatment, depression in the male partner was linked...
refugees n queue

Study says more than 5.5 million people have been displaced by conflict in Africa

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More than 5.5 million people have been internally displaced by conflict in sub-Saharan Africa in 2017, a new study released on Wednesday reveals. The report...
Professor Sylvester Galaa, the Acting Principal of the Wa Campus of UDS (middle) and Julie Fournier, Cooperation Attache for French and Sonia Couprie (left).

UDS multimedia centre for French Education Opens

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The French Learning Centre (FLC) of Wa campus of the University for Development Studies (UDS) has inaugurated a Multi-Media Centre to improve the teaching...
Cardiovascular Disease

Researchers finally fix retinal function in mice

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Researchers from Columbia University have developed a new technique with the powerful gene editing tool CRISPR to restore retinal function in mice afflicted by...

Study to Commence on Copyright Contribution to Ghana’s Economy

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The Copyright Office in collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property is to begin a study to assess the contribution of the...
malaria

Study Shows that mosquito are attracted by body smells

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Children infected with the malaria parasite Plasmodium were found to produce distinctive skin smells making them more attractive to malaria mosquitoes than uninfected children,...
emissions

Vehicle emissions major air pollutant in urban areas of Rwanda

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Vehicle emissions are the leading cause of air pollution in Rwanda's capital city Kigali and other urban areas, said a study commissioned by Rwanda...
Satellite monitor

Ghana: study shows enhance television operations

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A Satellite Monitor Study in five African countries have revealed that Ghana is the most promising African country that has the highest satellite penetration...
digital television

Study Reveals More Ghanaians Are Buying Flat Screens

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A Satellite Monitor Study has revealed that more Ghanaians have switched to the usage of flat screen digital television sets from the old analogue...
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