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“Pretty Hurts”: The unregulated war on beauty in Ghana – a sister thinking out loud

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“Pretty Hurts”: The unregulated war on beauty in Ghana – a sister thinking out loud

Public Education Campaigns The Ministry of Health, Ghana Health Service, and National Commission for Civic Education should launch nationwide campaigns on the dangers of unregulated cosmetic procedures, skin bleaching, and DIY treatments.

The rising trend of cosmetic surgery and its implications for public health in Ghana.

Mercury and hydroquinone levels in skin-lightening creams marketed in Ghana and Nigeria: Public health implications.

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