Health Home Archive Hospitals Statistics Tourists Info HIV/AIDS Test Yourself Body-Mass Index Bio Rhythm Calorie Counter FAQ Advertisement	Health: Friday, 3 July 2009   WHO introduces new drug for river blindness Accra, July 3, GNA - A clinical trial to introduce a new drug to eliminate river blindness has been launch by the World Health Organization (WHO) in three African countries. The drug is called Moxidectine, which is being investigated for its potential to kill or sterilize adult worms of Onchocerca Volvulus, which causes river blindness. The drug Jul 3 WHO introduces new drug for river blindness Jul 2 NHIS Reimburses Mampong Hospital Jun 29 High rate of HIV/AIDS in Eastern Region worrying-Minister Help health sector expand service delivery- Government Told NHRC to start studies on the use of Artesunate drug combination Jun 27 Coalition of NGOs in health holds forum Jun 25 Berekum NHIS calls for accreditation of more pharmacies Sekyere South District marks world TB day at Wiamoase Abesim Eye Centre reopens Jun 24 East Mamprusi District Health Insurance Scheme pays all claims Jun 23 Health issues should be concern of all-Dr. Oduro Jun 22 CENSUDI mainstreams HIV/AIDS workplace policy into its operations Expedite work on new drug tariffs under NHIS Fellowship organizes de-worming in Gomoa East Jun 21 Small communities in Upper East Region to get health centres - Minister Jun 20 Upper West records high cases of diseases related to poor sanitation Health Insurance is important investment in people-CEO More Headlines...
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