June 2025 - InfoHealthGH

25

Jun

Health Tips

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How to Boost Your Immune System Naturally (Ghanaian Food Edition)

If there’s one thing I’ve learned,, it’s that nature has blessed us with an abundance of immune-boosting foods—we just don’t always recognize their value. In a time where good health is everything, especially post-COVID, strengthening your immune system naturally is no longer just a lifestyle option—it’s a necessity. And the best part? You don’t need…
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25

Jun

Fitness

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7 Warning Signs Your Body Is Low on Magnesium

Magnesium is an essential mineral responsible for over 300 biochemical reactions in the human body, including nerve function, muscle contraction, blood pressure regulation, and energy production. Yet, many people don’t realize when they’re deficient until symptoms escalate. Recognizing the signs your body is low on magnesium can help you take proactive steps before more serious…
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24

Jun

Fitness

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Understanding Broken Heart Syndrome: Temporary Heart Attack.

Understanding Broken Heart Syndrome– You rememebr the last time you heard some bad news that worked you up so much emotionally that you could literally feel your chest pounding and it almost felt like a heart attack? What if I told you that feeling could have literaly caused you a heart attack or a broken…
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24

Jun

Fitness

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Video: How to protect your data on your pen drive

Watch The Video Tutorials Below The use of pen drives has become one of the fastest and most convenient ways to transfer files from one computer to the other. This means that at any given time it Is storing information or data that might be personal. In the event of losing your pen drive, your…
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23

Jun

Fitness

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Six Reasons Why Your Body Itches After Bathing (And How to Stop It)

“Itchy Skin After Shower? 6 Causes of Post-Bath Itching & How to Stop It” Do you experience itchy skin after showering? You’re not alone—many people deal with post-bath itching, but few understand why it happens. This frustrating sensation can range from mild dryness to intense irritation, making showers uncomfortable instead of relaxing. In this guide,…
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18

Jun

Health Tips

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Your Skin Reflects Your Health: What Acne, Dryness, and Discoloration Could Mean

What Your Skin Is Telling You: Health Clues Behind Acne, Dryness, and Discoloration Your skin is your body’s largest organ—and often, it’s the first to signal that something deeper might be wrong. While many people view acne, dryness, or skin discoloration as surface-level issues, these symptoms can actually be your body’s way of waving a…
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17

Jun

Health News

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The Hidden Health Risk of Wearing Your Smartwatch 24/7: Cancer Concerns Explained

Hidden Health Risk of Wearing Your Smart Watch 24/7: An emerging trend in the 21st century is the rise in cancer risks and other illnesses. As time goes on, groundbreaking progress is being made to find cures for these diseases and to raise awareness about their potential causes. Interestingly, many of these causes have been…
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16

Jun

Health Tips

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Chest Pains and Early Warning Signs of Heart Disease You Shouldn’t Ignore

Your heart is encased in your rib cage, and unlike your leg or eyes, which you could easily see and tell when something is wrong with you, it is difficult to tell when your heart is not functioning properly. However, there are early warning signs of heart disease, and these are signs you shouldn’t ignore.…
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5

Jun

Health News

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Ways to Protect Yourself from Contacting Monkey pox in Ghana

Mpox also known as monkeypox is a re-emerging viral disease that has made its presence known in parts of Africa, including Ghana. Although the number of confirmed cases in Ghana remains low, the virus’s ability to spread through close contact makes it a public health concern. It’s important to take deliberate steps to protect yourself…
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5

Jun

Health News

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📰 Health Minister Appeals to Striking Nurses and Midwives to Return to Work

Accra, Ghana – The Minister of Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has made a passionate plea to members of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) to end their ongoing industrial strike and resume duties in order to protect the health and well-being of Ghanaians. Speaking during a press briefing on Wednesday, the minister…
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