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مقتل 3 أشخاص في اشتباك بوسط دارفور • Lere Paimo counters Pete Edochie, says he started acting in 1958 • Mahama summons security, port agencies to answer major drug seizures linked to Ghana • Over 800 farmers to receive compensation for Accra-Kumasi Expressway — Brigadier Jonas Wiafe • Seven things to know about the Dangote refinery IPO • Sokoto sets up committee to investigate cleric’s controversial remarks against Prophet Muhammad • 100 Ilorin Students Benefit from Olododo Educational Support Initiative • Industrial court restrains Nasarawa JUSUN from proceeding with strike • Euromatch NPFL: Rangers Vs Nasarawa United Moved To Dan Anyiam Stadium • Omisore turns 69, says next political move in God’s hands • Customs seize N5.5bn contraband-laden containers in Rivers • Plateau varsity lecturers suspend strike • Tension at King’s College as staff resist old boys’ entry • Make OSP independent — Kissi Agyebeng • Accra-Kumasi Expressway to be scrutinised by Value for Money Office — Ato Forson • Mahama tells banks to offer long-term credit for purchase of locally assembled cars • 78-year-old father appeals to IGP to help find his missing son • Mahama announces regulations for electric vehicle charging stations in Ghana • NHRC urges integration of human rights into national climate change policy • Wanaoishi kwenye mkondo wa maji Longido watakiwa kuhama • مقتل 3 أشخاص في اشتباك بوسط دارفور • Lere Paimo counters Pete Edochie, says he started acting in 1958 • Mahama summons security, port agencies to answer major drug seizures linked to Ghana • Over 800 farmers to receive compensation for Accra-Kumasi Expressway — Brigadier Jonas Wiafe • Seven things to know about the Dangote refinery IPO • Sokoto sets up committee to investigate cleric’s controversial remarks against Prophet Muhammad • 100 Ilorin Students Benefit from Olododo Educational Support Initiative • Industrial court restrains Nasarawa JUSUN from proceeding with strike • Euromatch NPFL: Rangers Vs Nasarawa United Moved To Dan Anyiam Stadium • Omisore turns 69, says next political move in God’s hands • Customs seize N5.5bn contraband-laden containers in Rivers • Plateau varsity lecturers suspend strike • Tension at King’s College as staff resist old boys’ entry • Make OSP independent — Kissi Agyebeng • Accra-Kumasi Expressway to be scrutinised by Value for Money Office — Ato Forson • Mahama tells banks to offer long-term credit for purchase of locally assembled cars • 78-year-old father appeals to IGP to help find his missing son • Mahama announces regulations for electric vehicle charging stations in Ghana • NHRC urges integration of human rights into national climate change policy • Wanaoishi kwenye mkondo wa maji Longido watakiwa kuhama

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Regular sex is not prostate cancer prevention — Urologist cautions

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

Dr John Nana Nkrumah, Urologist and Senior Specialist at the GPHA Clinic and International Maritime Hospital, has cautioned against treating frequent sexual activity as a prescribed way of preventing prostate cancer.

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