In a significant step towards modernising healthcare delivery in Ghana, the country’s first Virtual Reality treatment machine has gone into service.
This cutting-edge device is poised to alleviate stress and pain for patients, marking a notable advancement in medical technology within the country.
JoyNews Health desk witnessed the first sessions for patients at the Spintex Medical Centre and filed the following report.
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