This was made known by Dr. Oheneba Owusu-Danso, the Chief Executive Officer of KATH Hospital, who presented the report to the Minister of Health in Accra last Friday.
A five-member committee was tasked to investigate the allegation after a Ghanaian man said he bought two blood bags at KATH for his mom who was receiving treatment at a private facility in the Ashanti Region.
According to Adolf Addo Kwabla, the hospital tested the blood bags and said it was HIV and Syphilis positive.
The committee, chaired by a representative from the National Public Health Reference Laboratory, investigated the veracity or otherwise of Kwabla's allegation and concluded the allegation was false.
It also had reps from National Health Reference Laboratory, the Ghana Police Service, the Food and Drugs Authority and National AIDS Control Programme to guarantee an independent investigation.