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The Greater Accra Regional Branch of the Pediatric Society of Ghana will on Friday hold another edition of its monthly online meeting.
This month's edition will focus on the impact of Covid-19 on the mental health of children and its coping strategies.
The event is will come off at 3:30 pm via zoom with Dr Kristine Marbell-Pierre and Elizabeth Oti as speakers.
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