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21 Feb, 2023by sayeboah

DIGITIZATION OF RESEARCH AND DIAGNOSITIC MICROSCOPIC STAINED SLIDES FOR REMOTE CONSULTANCY

29 Nov, 2019by sayeboah

Professor Ofori-Acquah Appointed to NIH Committee

12 Nov, 2019by sbah

WEST AFRICAN GENETIC MEDICINE CENTRE (WAGMC), UNDERTAKES HEALTH SCREENING

20 Aug, 2018by sayeboah

NUTRITION FOCUSED PHYSICAL EXAMINATION WORKSHOP

The 2018 Skills Update Workshop w

17 Aug, 2018by sayeboah

DEAN’S BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME (MEDICAL STUDENTS RESEARCH DAY)

The Dean’s Biomedical Research Internship Programme (DBRIP) is

13 Mar, 2018by sayeboah

Collaboration on “Drug Development on Onchocerciasis”

On Monday 19th February, a team of Scientist from Case Western Reserve University, Center for Global Health and Diseases in Ohio and Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine Paid a working visit to the Dean of School of Biomedical and Allied Health Sciences, Prof. Solomon Ofori-Acquah in his office at Korle-Bu.

11 Jan, 2018by sayeboah

DEAN TOURS SBAHS HOSTEL WITH STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

The Dean of the School of Biomedical and Allied Health Sciences Prof

11 Jan, 2018by sayeboah

TOUR OF SBAHS PROPERTIES DESIGNATED FOR REFURBISHMENT INTO RESEARCH FACILITIES

A project team from the PDMSD on

04 Dec, 2017by sayeboah

November 2017 Congregation

The University of Ghana on Friday, November 17, 2017 held its Congregation ceremony for the graduating class of 2017 who have successfully completed various Programmes of study at the College of Health Sciences and College of Basic and Applied Sciences.

04 Dec, 2017by sayeboah

Rotary Club supports the Speech and Language Therapy Programme

A meeting between the School Management, Faculty members of the Audiology, Speech and Language Therapy Department of the School of Biomedical and Allied Health Sciences and the Rotary Accra South Club was successfully held to deliberate on a proposed support for airfares for the external faculty invited to come, teach and support speech and language therapy (SLT) courses for which local staff have limited capacity.

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