The World Health Organization (WHO) has engaged in high-level discussions with the Minister for Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, to enhance access to childhood cancer treatment and improve healthcare services nationwide.
The meeting focused on strategies to address childhood cancer, particularly by expanding access to essential medications, advancing medical technology, and strengthening training programs for healthcare professionals.
WHO representatives outlined key measures aimed at bridging the gap in childhood cancer survival rates between high-income and low-income countries.
Hon. Akandoh welcomed WHO’s support, reaffirming the government’s commitment to improving healthcare delivery.
He highlighted ongoing efforts to build a resilient and efficient healthcare system, ensuring sustainable access to cancer treatment for children across the country.
This collaboration marks a crucial step in Ghana’s fight against childhood cancer. With WHO’s backing and the government’s dedication, the country is poised to make significant progress in improving cancer care and overall health outcomes for its citizens.
