Evaluating malaria burden in children under-five and intervention outcomes in Tarkwa-Nsuaem municipality.

Background: Malaria is a significant public health burden, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Despite global efforts to reduce malaria incidence, various challenges, including socio-economic disparities, insecticide resistance, and climatic factors, continue to hamper malaria elimination in Ghana. Over the years, several interventions have been implemented to combat malaria.

Examining Cesarean Section Rates in Ghana's 10 Regions Over a Decade a Comprehensive National Investigation.

This study examines cesarean section (C-section) deliveries in Ghana from 2008 to 2017 in 10 regions, distinguishing between scheduled and emergency procedures. Scheduled C-sections target specific maternal conditions, such as advanced age, multiparity, and medical history, while emergency C-sections address acute fetal distress, preeclampsia, bleeding, and other urgent situations. The analysis reveals various regional patterns, with the Brong-Ahafo Region showing a potential deceleration after 2017 and the Upper West Region indicating a possible acceleration.

Modelling incidence and mortality cancer parameters with respect to GLOBOCAN 2020Age standardized world estimates.

In this paper, an empirical model with the critical number of incidences and deaths for female cancers as adjustable parameters has been developed using life expectancy data from GLOBOCAN world estimates on cancer types. The model was developed based on the cumulative risk and exponential correlation techniques such that the significance of the adjustable parameters ascertains the strength of this research in two ways. First, it indicates indicates the rapid increase in female cancer morbidity with increase in the number of male cancer cases, regardless of incidence or mortality.