Ghana is among six sub-Saharan African countries selected for support to strengthen laboratory capacity for blood lead testing under a World Health Organisation (WHO) initiative, as concerns grow over the health risks posed by exposure to the toxic metal. The programme aims to improve the monitoring and early detection of lead exposure. However, the WHO’s […]
Ghana included in WHO lead-testing programme as questions remain over local exposure risks
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