Today on the Chronic Care Matters Podcast, Nana Yaa Agyemang sits with Dr Ernestina Dankyi to discuss her experience of living with Multiple Sclerosis in Ghana.
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Welcome to the Chronic Care Matters podcast, a conversation series of the Chronicity and Care in African Contexts Project. Chronic Care Matters features conversations with individuals and caregivers with personal experiences of chronic illness, and with researchers, health professionals and advocates who are working with African communities on the continent and in the diaspora. We
Conversation with Christopher Kwizera, Programs Manager/CEO, Uganda NCD Alliance Read More »
Welcome to the Chronic Care Matters podcast, a conversation series of the Chronicity and Care in African Contexts Project. Chronic Care Matters features conversations with individuals and caregivers with personal experiences of chronic illness, and with researchers, health professionals and advocates who are working with African communities on the continent and in the diaspora. We
Living with multiple sclerosis in Ghana. Nana Yaa Agyeman shares her 25-year journey. Read More »
Welcome to Chronicity Care Africa’s Chronic Care Matters podcast. More Africans around the world are living with chronic diseases than ever before. Conditions like diabetes, hypertension and cancers have a negative impact on many aspects of everyday life, from diets to finances, and affected individuals and families often struggle to cope. Care is at the
Dr Darlingtina Esiaka, our researcher of the month of June shares with us how Africa can make the most out of the available resources and the existing informal care giving practices. She said, and we quote, “the management of chronic conditions is not a one size fits all process”. Listen to the full podcast here,
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“Men don’t cry”.“A man must be strong, tough and brave”. Heard these statements before? Have you thought of how statements like these affect men? This was the theme of University of Ghana PhD student, Paapa Yaw Asante’s entry in the three minute thesis (3MT) competition in June 2019. Asante’s thesis, entitled To be a Man…Eno
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