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31.10.2008 Press Release

LISTEN TO AN ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE DEBATE BY DR. KOFI ADU, AN EXEMPLARY PAEDIATRICIAN AND PATRIOT

31.10.2008 LISTEN
By Maxwell Boakye-Yiadom and Ms Ama Djaba

Dr. Kofi Adu is an exemplary paediatrician and a patriot of Ghana. He has set up an innovative and valuable voluntary organisation, Kofi Adu Healthcare Ltd. to disseminate information on health and lifestyle and provide advice on preventive and curative medicine for Black and Minority Ethnic communities.

On Saturday 1 October 2008, Dr. Adu will be interviewed on Ghana Waves.com regarding Acute Appendicitis in children.

Please tune in to www.ghanawaves.com from 1pm - 2pm GMT
2pm - 3pm Germany Time
8am - 9am in New York, USA

You will be glad you did. It could save a life. You will be given the opportunity to ask questions or contribute towards the debate.

Phone the studio line on 00 49 421 380067
Text messages:0049 162 616 3827
email:i[email protected]
or presenter, Oheneba : [email protected]

Last week he spoke eloquently and articulately on Fontomfrom FM, USA in everyday language for listeners to understand issues affecting our healthcare system in Ghana and provided an insight into the NHIS, having completed a voluntary program of service to the Sunyani hospital for 2 weeks last Summer. He provided his services free of charge and took along 12 of his colleagues. He trained in Korle-Bu Ghana and has worked in various places including South Africa. He is currently working at a hospital in the United Kingdom. He has participated in programs and provided information regularly on various community radio stations including WBLS and GFM Radio, London. He has also produced CDs, tapes and DVDs on a range of health issues affecting children in black and minority ethnic communities such as malaria. Some of the CDs are in Twi. He hopes to translate them to other Ghanaian languages and dialects.

For further information, please check www.kofi-adu.com
email:[email protected]
or special adviser: Ms. Ama Djaba email: [email protected]

Next week's topic will be on the causes, treatment and prevention of malaria.

Source: Maxwell Boakye-Yiadom, Ghana Waves, Germany and Ms Ama Djaba

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