Ghana Builds National Atlas to Map Tsetse Flies and Cattle Disease
Ghanaian researchers and the FAO have compiled three decades of field data into a national atlas of tsetse flies and ...
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Why Ghana’s Nurses and Doctors Are Leaving in Record Numbers After COVID-19
A new scoping review protocol from the University of Cape Coast maps the evidence on why Ghana's healthcare workers are ...
Herbal Remedies Remain First Response to Childhood Malaria in Ghana’s North
A cross-sectional study of 265 caregivers in Ghana's Tamale Metropolis finds that more than a third have used plant-based medicines ...
Nearly Four in Five Ghanaian Students Report Risky Sexual Behaviour, Survey Finds
A survey of 10,896 undergraduates at a Ghanaian public university found that 78.8 percent of sexually active students engaged in ...
What Ghana’s Informal Workers Really Want From a Pension Scheme
A discrete choice experiment of 150 informal sector workers in Accra reveals that private fund management, flexible payment schedules, affordable ...
Roadside Trees Reveal Hidden Scars of Traffic Pollution in Their Leaves
A study of four roadside tree species in Winneba, Ghana, shows that traffic pollution significantly shrinks leaves and reduces stomatal ...
Ghanaian cocoa farmers shun compost and biochar simply because nobody told them
A survey of 150 Ghanaian cocoa farmers finds that none use compost or biochar on their farms, not from unwillingness ...
Machine Learning Pinpoints Hidden Gold Zones in Ghana’s Beposo District
Researchers at the University of Ghana used random forest and decision tree classifiers trained on airborne geophysical data to map ...
Water Scarcity Breeds Tension, Not War, in Ghana’s Driest Conflict Zone
A mixed-methods study of Ghana's driest, most conflict-prone region finds that water scarcity fuels daily quarrels and latent tensions around ...
Ghana’s Palm Weevil Larvae Pack Protein but Carry Heavy Metal Concerns
A detailed analysis of farmed palm weevil larvae from Ghana finds impressive protein and mineral gains from frying and roasting, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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