Kofi Boamah Mensah

The increasing focus on healthcare in Ghana highlights a growing interest in leveraging pharmacological interventions to enhance public health and patient care. Research across diverse themes underscores the role of pharmacology in addressing various aspects of healthcare, including cancer treatment, HIV care, neonatal nutrition, and chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. Community pharmacists and pharmacovigilance systems play pivotal roles in managing these issues, offering insights into drug adherence, usage patterns, and public awareness efforts. Furthermore, the integration of advanced treatments such as antiretroviral therapy (ART) and vaccines, coupled with innovative approaches to community pharmacology, demonstrates a concerted effort toward improving healthcare accessibility and effectiveness. This research not only addresses clinical challenges but also emphasizes the importance of integrating pharmacological interventions into broader public health strategies, aiming to improve quality of life for residents in Ghana's diverse neighborhoods.