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• Mi 2 years ago

  Thank you Docter

  Thank you Docter

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• Kojo 2 years ago

  Pretty girl, this researcher. But her research should be holistic. Is she aware that probably over 80% of the working people of this country are not in the position to pay for the least expensive check-up? Even the treating o ...
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  Pretty girl, this researcher. But her research should be holistic. Is she aware that probably over 80% of the working people of this country are not in the position to pay for the least expensive check-up? Even the treating of common malaria is a problem for most people.

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• Ex-Pope 2 years ago

  Very good advice for the public. To make regular testing or check-ups possible for more Ghanaians, the government should be providing increased funding for hospitals and clinics to make it possible for the general public to o ...
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  Very good advice for the public. To make regular testing or check-ups possible for more Ghanaians, the government should be providing increased funding for hospitals and clinics to make it possible for the general public to obtain these tests at a very reasonable cost. More Ghanaians will continue to die from hypertension and kidney diseases prematurely as long as a clueless and evil government deems it a priority to waste tax payers' money on a sham national cathedral instead of using those millions of dollars to fund healthcare for Ghanaians. There are enough nurses in Ghana, and they could be hired to conduct these tests across the country, including rural areas. Most Ghanaians will not be able to afford the cost of these tests, and that why a caring government needs to find ways to fund these tests at a highly reduced cost.

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