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Waste as economic resource: unlocking the opportunities for sustainable development in Ghana
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Albert Ahenkan
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2026 |
Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management 28 (3), 2351-2363, 2026 |
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Waste as economic resource: unlocking the opportunities for sustainable development in Ghana
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BENJAMIN OTCHERE-ANKRAH
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2026 |
Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management 28 (3), 2351-2363, 2026 |
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Water and sanitation challenges in Tema, Ghana: A descriptive report based on household survey data
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Martin Oteng-Ababio
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2026 |
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‘We are not scary’: Internalized stigma reduction through a culturally adapted multiple family group therapy for adolescents living with HIV in rural Ghana
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Gladys Dzansi
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2026 |
Journal of Public Health Research 15 (3), 22799036261485484, 2026 |
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‘We are not scary’: Internalized stigma reduction through a culturally adapted multiple family group therapy for adolescents living with HIV in rural Ghana
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Adote Anum
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2026 |
Journal of Public Health Research 15 (3), 22799036261485484, 2026 |
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‘We are not scary’: Internalized stigma reduction through a culturally adapted multiple family group therapy for adolescents living with HIV in rural Ghana
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Professor Samuel Adjorlolo
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2026 |
Journal of Public Health Research 15 (3), 22799036261485484, 2026 |
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‘We are not scary’: Internalized stigma reduction through a culturally adapted multiple family group therapy for adolescents living with HIV in rural Ghana
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David Atsu Deegbe
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2026 |
Journal of Public Health Research 15 (3), 22799036261485484, 2026 |
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“We are not sick, so why take medicine?” Community perspectives on barriers, facilitators, and implementation strategies for IPTsc in Ghana
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Harriet Affran Bonful
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2026 |
Malaria Journal, 2026 |
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We are Part of the Family: Disabled Women and Othering in Urban Accra
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Joshua Awienagua Gariba
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2026 |
Journal of Disability Studies 12 (1), 3-12, 2026 |
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“We cannot run away from it”. Mental health professionals’ perspectives on the impact on social determinants of mental health on the provision of mental healthcare in Ghana: a …
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Professor Samuel Adjorlolo
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2026 |
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Welcome message from the Editor-in-Chief Volume 8 Issue 2 2026
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Benjamin Arko-Boham
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2026 |
Health Sciences Investigations Journal 8 (2), 1436-1436, 2026 |
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Well-being Gains and Losses from Unorganized Caregiving for Older Adults in Ghana
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Robert Darko Osei
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2026 |
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Well-being Gains and Losses from Unorganized Caregiving for Older Adults in Ghana
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Charles Godfred Ackah
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2026 |
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“We write the ‘stop work and produce permit’ourselves”: Clientelism, hybridity, and the limits of collaborative planning in Ghana
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Ebenezer F Amankwaa
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2026 |
Habitat International 173, 103826, 2026 |
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What are the drivers of the change in modern contraceptive use among women in sub-Saharan Africa? A repeated cross-sectional multivariable Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition analysis
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Adriana A. E. Biney
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2026 |
BMJ open 16 (2), e098443, 2026 |
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What do voters want? Development in social sectors and electoral outcomes in Ghana
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Dr. Rebecca Nana Yaa Ayifah
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2026 |
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 2026 |
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What is Beautiful is Credible. Examining Personality-Color Congruence, and Its Effects on Users’ Perceptions of Attractiveness, Likeability, and Credibility of Persuasive Systems
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Isaac Wiafe
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2026 |
International Conference on Persuasive Technology, 92-105, 2026 |
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WhatsApp groups as informal knowledge management platforms in African higher education
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Florence Odarkor Entsua-Mensah
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2026 |
Information and Learning Sciences, 1-26, 2026 |
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What Shapes Household Perceptions of Nature‐Based Solutions Around Mole National Park, Ghana
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Yaw Agyeman Boafo
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2026 |
International Journal of Forestry Research 2026 (1), 6778330, 2026 |
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When faith and biomedicine collide: An ethical analysis of resistance to public health interventions during infectious disease outbreaks in sub-Saharan Africa
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Rose Mary Amenga-Etego
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2026 |
The Ethics and Epistemology of Vaccine Hesitancy, 91-113, 2026 |
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When Infection Masquerades as Malignancy: Fatal Basidiobolomycosis Presenting as Suspected Rhabdomyosarcoma in a Child
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Prof Benjamin Dabo Sarkodie
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2026 |
Case Reports in Pediatrics 2026 (1), 8135826, 2026 |
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When Rainfall Dictates the Ride: Exploring the Impact of Rainfall on Mobility in Accra
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Gerald A.B. Yiran, Ph.D
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2026 |
West African Journal of Applied Ecology 34 (1), 92-108, 2026 |
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When Rainfall Dictates the Ride: Exploring the Impact of Rainfall on Mobility in Accra
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Martin Oteng-Ababio
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2026 |
West African Journal of Applied Ecology 34 (1), 92-108, 2026 |
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When the Cord Falls Off Early, We the Mothers Can Come Out of Confinement: Newborn Cord Care Practices in Urban Slums in Accra, Ghana.
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Franklin N. Glozah
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2026 |
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 114 (4), 756-766, 2026 |
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“When the virus ages with the patient”: Disease-specific quality of life in individuals with hepatitis B virus infection in Ghana
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DR. (MRS.) VIVIAN EFUA SENOO-DOGBEY
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2026 |
Journal of International Medical Research 54 (1), 03000605261416716, 2026 |
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“When the virus ages with the patient”: Disease-specific quality of life in individuals with hepatitis B virus infection in Ghana
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Luke Laari
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2026 |
Journal of International Medical Research 54 (1), 03000605261416716, 2026 |
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“When the virus ages with the patient”: Disease-specific quality of life in individuals with hepatitis B virus infection in Ghana
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Charles Ampong Adjei, PhD., MPhil., MPH.
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2026 |
Journal of International Medical Research 54 (1), 03000605261416716, 2026 |
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When wounds meet hope: African Christian thoughts of Augustine and Tutu
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Kwaku Boamah
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2026 |
HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies 82 (1), 11085, 2026 |
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Where Communitarianism Stops and Liberalism Begins
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Emmanuel Ani
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2026 |
KRITIKE: An Online Journal of Philosophy 20 (1), 21, 2026 |
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Where diabetes is rising fastest, the evidence is quietest: Why LMIC authorship matters.
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Baatiema Leonard
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2026 |
Diabetic Medicine 43 (3), 2026 |
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Who Gets Posted Where? Power, Politics and Maldistribution of Doctors in Ghana
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Roger A. Atinga, PhD
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2026 |
SSM-Health Systems, 100189, 2026 |
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Whole-Exome Sequencing Identifies Novel Germline Risk Variants for Breast Cancer in Ghanaian Women
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Lily Paemka
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2026 |
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Whole-Exome Sequencing Identifies Novel Germline Risk Variants for Breast Cancer in Ghanaian Women
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Josephine Nsaful
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2026 |
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Whole-Exome Sequencing Identifies Novel Germline Risk Variants for Breast Cancer in Ghanaian Women
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Florence Dedey
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2026 |
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Whole-genome investigations of Salmonella enterica isolates from poultry meat uncovered multidrug-resistant and outbreak-associated serovars circulating in Accra, Ghana
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Beverly Egyir
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2026 |
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Whole-genome investigations of Salmonella enterica isolates from poultry meat uncovered multidrug-resistant and outbreak-associated serovars circulating in Accra, Ghana
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Bright Adu
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2026 |
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Whole genome sequencing of ESBL-producing Escherichia coli isolates recovered from humans, animals and environmental sources in Accra, Ghana: WHO …
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Bright Adu
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2026 |
One Health Outlook, 2026 |
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Whole genome sequencing of ESBL-producing Escherichia coli isolates recovered from humans, animals and environmental sources in Accra, Ghana: WHO …
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Beverly Egyir
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2026 |
One Health Outlook, 2026 |
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Whole-transcriptome analysis identifies candidate genes associated with insecticide resistance in Anopheles gambiae s.s. from coastal Accra, Ghana
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Lucas N. Amenga-Etego
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2026 |
VeriXiv 3, 206, 2026 |
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Whole-transcriptome analysis identifies candidate genes associated with insecticide resistance in Anopheles gambiae s.s. from coastal Accra, Ghana
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Yaw Aniweh (Ph.D.)
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2026 |
VeriXiv 3, 206, 2026 |
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Why pronatalism fails the planetary health test
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Nkechi S. Owoo
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2026 |
The Journal of Population and Sustainability, 2026 |
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Widespread SARS-CoV-2 exposure in West Africa: findings from a 20,748-participant multi-country seroepidemiology study
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Lucas N. Amenga-Etego
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2026 |
Frontiers in Public Health 14, 1945355, 2026 |
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Widespread SARS-CoV-2 exposure in West Africa: findings from a 20,748-participant multi-country seroepidemiology study
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Peter Kojo Quashie
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2026 |
Frontiers in Public Health 14, 1945355, 2026 |
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Widespread SARS-CoV-2 exposure in West Africa: findings from a 20,748-participant multi-country seroepidemiology study
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Gordon Awandare
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2026 |
Frontiers in Public Health 14, 1945355, 2026 |
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Widespread SARS-CoV-2 exposure in West Africa: findings from a 20,748-participant multi-country seroepidemiology study
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Gloria Amegatcher
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2026 |
Frontiers in Public Health 14, 1945355, 2026 |
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Widespread SARS-CoV-2 exposure in West Africa: findings from a 20,748-participant multi-country seroepidemiology study
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Michael F. Ofori
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2026 |
Frontiers in Public Health 14, 1945355, 2026 |
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Widespread SARS-CoV-2 exposure in West Africa: findings from a 20,748-participant multi-country seroepidemiology study
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Kwabena Sarpong
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2026 |
Frontiers in Public Health 14, 1945355, 2026 |
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Will I Ever Have My Own Child? Insights from Users of Specialised Fertility Services in Ghana’s Urban Centres.
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Nana Nimo Appiah-Agyekum (PhD)
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2026 |
European Journal of Public Health 36, iv17, 2026 |
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Will I Ever Have My Own Child? Insights from Users of Specialised Fertility Services in Ghana’s Urban Centres.
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Ruby Victoria Kodom
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2026 |
European Journal of Public Health 36, iv17, 2026 |
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Willingness of adults to accept malaria mass drug administration using the theoretical framework of acceptability: a cross-sectional study in an urban municipality, Ghana
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Harriet Affran Bonful
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2026 |
BMC Public Health, 2026 |
