Your Medical Voice

Ask. Learn. Live well.

Your Medical Voice is our free public health forum — clear, trustworthy health education from licensed Ghanaian professionals, in plain language. by Vitalink HealthCare

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Explainers & myth-busters

short cards and animations that make health make sense. In English, with Twi and Ga versions coming.

The Question Desk

send your health question; we answer publicly, in plain words, in general terms. Never a personal diagnosis. Your name never appears.

Live events

Your Medical Voice Live: an expert guest, your questions, twice a month.

Episode one is coming.

Your Medical Voice opens with our first live Q&A — an expert guest, your questions, answered in plain language. Join the community list and you will get the date and the link before anyone else.

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From the series

A Brain Attack. A stroke is a brain attack — a pipe blocks, or a pipe bursts. Treat it like a heart attack — move fast. Your Medical Voice · Reviewed by a doctor
B.E. F.A.S.T. BBalance lostEEyes — a curtain over oneFFace droopingAArm weakSSpeech tangledTTime — go now One sign is enough — call 112. Hospital, NOW. Your Medical Voice · Reviewed by a doctor
Silent Pressure. High pressure hurts nothing — until it breaks something. Check your pressure this week. Your Medical Voice · Reviewed by a doctor

Got a gift? Lend it to health.

Animators, illustrators, writers, videographers, and law-minded storytellers — Your Medical Voice partners with volunteer creators to turn medical knowledge and patients' legal rights into content Ghana actually understands. Every piece is reviewed by our clinical and legal team before it goes out, and your name goes on your work.

Volunteer as a creator → voice@vitalinkgroup.com

Bring Your Medical Voice to your community.

We come with clinicians, cards and honest answers — not sales.

Partner with us → voice@vitalinkgroup.com

Your Medical Voice is general health education, not personal medical advice. For your own care, see a licensed clinician.