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Department of Indigenous Art and TechnologyHealth SciencesSocial Sciences

Benjamin Ansah

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Research Overview & Focus

The researcher’s work is centered on data-driven insights across multiple health domains, particularly emphasizing the use of public health knowledge and data for health promotion efforts in diverse contexts such as pregnant women ( Hepatitis B Virus Studies), cervical cancer prevention using HPV, global public health policies for non-communicable disease prevention, gynecological conditions, and cardiovascular issues in pregnancy. Their focus is on integrating insights from these fields to enhance understanding and improve outcomes across health sectors.

Key Research Themes (5)
Health Sciences

Cardiovascular Issues in Pregnancy

Health Sciences

Cervical Cancer and HPV Research

Social Sciences

Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology

Health Sciences

Gynecological conditions and treatments

Health Sciences

Hepatitis B Virus Studies

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DepartmentDepartment of Indigenous Art and Technology
Total Publications0
Research Themes5
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Department of Indigenous Art and Technology

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

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