The University of Ghana and its partners from the New York University on March 2nd and 3rd organized its first Annual Ghana Research Ethics Network (GREN) Conference at the Auditorium of the Ghana Academy of
The Society of Bioethics Students, Ghana (SBSG) has officially been launched. The inauguration marks a major milestone in the country's efforts to promote ethical practices in the field of biology and medicine. The newly-formed society
The first-ever Ghana Research Ethics Network (GREN) Conference has been held in Accra. The Conference which will be held annually kick-started at the end of a five-year grant period by the Research Integrity Training Program
Ransford Gyampo, a professor at the University of Ghana, is accused by the National Identification Authority (NIA) of having "misinformed and deceived" the public with his "inadequate" understanding of the problems he raised in a
