As the month of September marks the global prostate cancer awareness month, Dr. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu will be visiting Life Scientists & Global Doctors Clinic Located at Anaji Namibia in Takoradi on the 12th of September 2016. Dr, Nyarkotey is a prostate cancer expert, researcher and policy maker. All patients should meet Dr. Nyarkotey at 10am for consultations regarding prostate issues.
For further information contact Dr Kudiabor on 0201202122
Profile of Dr. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu
Dr. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu was appointed a research Professor of Prostate Cancer and Holistic Medicine at Da Vinci College of Holistic Medicine, Larnaca City, Cyprus in 2016 at the age of 31. He introduced the course Holistic Prostate cancer and currently the Course lead, Faculty of Holistic Urology at Da Vinci College of Holistic Medicine. He is the National President of the Alternative Medical Association of Ghana, (AMAG) and the Director of Dr. Nyarkotey Alternative Medical College, Ghana, affiliated to Da Vinci College of Holistic Medicine in Cyprus.
Dr. Nyarkotey PhD in alternative Medicine revealed the rightful use of alternative medicine in men diagnosed with prostate cancer. His Postdoctoral research brought the Hibiscus tea into the medical limelight in Ghana as the best tea for Men’s Prostate health. The second Postdoctoral research which was a short term appointment work funded by Dangme media titled “A Look At Dangme Community Parliamentary Voting Pattern: A Comparative Review Of Elections Held In The Various Constituencies And What Is Likely To Happen In 2016 Between NDc And NPP In The Dangme Constituency” also revealed a five shaky seats which predicts shaky for the National Democratic Congress brought the Dangme political terrain into the national focus.
Dr. Nyarkotey pushed for the declaration of father’s day in Ghana as a national prostate cancer awareness day which is at the implementation stage now at the Ministry of Health.
Dr. Nyarkotey future Doctoral of Science program will focus on “Cancer and Immunology: the Role of Holistic Urology” Dr. Nyarkotey aims to find a cure and preventive medicine for prostate cancer using evidence based alternative medicine which he coined the new medical term “Allopathic Alternative Medicine”
Dr. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu is a registered alternative medical practitioner with specialty in Naturopathic Urology/Oncology by the Alternative Medical Practice Council, Ghana. He is also an ultrasound expert, renowned Prostate Cancer expert, ambassador, Policy maker and Cancer Psychologist focusing 100% on Men’s prostate health.
Dr. Nyarkotey’s holistic, naturopathic approach is exclusive for people combating Prostate Cancer and other cancers, Prostatitis, Bladder Pain / Pelvic Pain and Male sexual dysfunction. His research, writings and professional passion are exclusive to these conditions: Cancer of the prostate, Enlarged Prostate, Prostatitis, Male sexual dysfunction, Pain (specifically pelvic pain) and urinary incontinence. Treatments include: medicinal herbs, individualized nutrition, supplements and massage.
His research interests are black race and prostate cancer, Doppler for prostate cancer diagnosis, Naturopathy oncology and integrative approach to cancer management. His research also focuses on the Dangme People in the eastern part of Ghana. His approach codenamed “Dr. Nyarkotey Integrative Approach to cancer management” specializes in integrative (Western & Eastern, Conventional & Natural) treatments for Prostate and other Cancers and Urological conditions have helped lots of patients diagnosed with prostate cancers in Ghana.
Dr. Nyarkotey individualizes the treatments to the patients’ needs from least invasive to more aggressive. Dr. Nyarkotey is the Director of De Men’s Clinic & Prostate Research Lab in Dodowa, Akoto House and also doubles as the founder of Men’s Health Foundation Ghana, the peak national body of prostate cancer in Ghana creating awareness on prostate cancer. Dr. Nyarkotey is also the director of Dangme Media Limited, publishers of Dangme Newspaper, a community based newspaper for the Dangme community.
Dr. Nyarkotey studied the first ever Program in Prostate Cancer organized by Sheffield Hallam University, UK and Prostate Cancer UK. Dr. Nyarkotey reviewed the literature “Role of Safety and efficacy of active surveillance in the treatment of prostate cancer and critiqued the paper on grounds why it can be a calculated gamble for black men.
As a masters student in prostate cancer, One of his assignment in the prostate cancer module “The Prostate cancer screening debate looking at the potential harm and benefits of the PSA test and the introduction of the Prostate cancer risk management program (PCRMP) in the UK by the NHS as a policy guidelines was regarded as outstanding by the course leader, Catherine Holbon of the faculty of health and Wellbeing and eventually he was made to get in touch with the regional ambassador for Topic of Cancer in South Yorkshire, Mr. Denton Wilson, a prostate cancer community champion in the UK and he is also the director of Prostate Cancer Awareness UK.
Concurrently with his work in Prostate cancer and medical ultrasound, I developed the concept of using mobile ultrasound as part of the prostate cancer screening in Ghana to assess prostate volume simultaneously with the PSA test in the local churches. He moves up and down the country as prostate cancer ambassador educating men on prostate health and offering prostate cancer screening. He also established the first free prostate cancer screening center and Naturopathic clinic for prostate cancer in Ghana to address men’s prostate issues.
With his advocacy on calling for a specific prostate cancer screening policy for Ghanaian men to reduce the disparities in the black communities he received e mail from the Alumni Connects Office of Sheffield Hallam University, UK if willing to be profiled as one of the most successful students in prostate cancer. Currently, Dr. Nyarkotey submitted a policy to the president of the republic of Ghana to declare father’s day in Ghana as national prostate cancer day to create awareness, which has been accepted and a report from the ministry of health has been submitted and waiting for reply from the presidency of which the copy of report of the declaration sent to him.
Dr. Nyarkotey has provided lot of lectures; he was invited by the central University College in 2013 by Dr. Arthur to provide expert talk to level 300 evening marketing students at the Mataheko campus and also in churches, men’s club etc. He was also invited by Takoradi Polytechnic Guidance and Counseling unit to provide expert talk on prostate cancer to the teaching, engineering students and non-teaching staff in February 2014.
Dr. Nyarkotey participated in many continuous professional development programs in electrocardiography in general practice organized by Glico Health Services, Obstetrics and Gynecology ultrasound by BK Medicals Limited, Denmark and Advances in Medicine organized by the Ghana college of Physicians and Surgeons and Africa Medical Partners. Dr. Nyarkotey is a Public Speaker providing expert talk on prostate cancer on radios, TV, churches and Conferences and above all he is a trained psychosocial counselor.
Dr. Nyarkotey is a Christian and worships with the Holy Ghost Temple of ICGC, Frafraha branch and a member of the Medical Team and also a member of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship, Adenta branch.
Dr. Nyarkotey is a catalyst for change and established the first ever Dangme Newspaper in the Dangme community. Dr. Nyarkotey is a prolific writer who writes feature articles in Daily Graphic, Daily Guide, The Chronicle etc and a columnist for most of the newspapers in Ghana, He writes columns for The Newstateman, The weekend Finder, Today Newspaper, the Briefing, Dangme Newspaper, Ghanaweb , modernghana etc. He has three books to his credit and over 200publications on both men’s health and the Dangme land.
As a Prostate Cancer Planner for Patients, Dr. Nyarkotey is passionate with staying up-to-date on cutting-edge prostate cancer research. With Dr. Nyarkotey, you will know if doing nothing (or Active Surveillance) is best for you. If you need medical treatment, he knows all the main players and can facilitate a visit both in Ghana and abroad.
Paramount of all, Dr. Nyarkotey doesn’t do any of the medical treatments for prostate cancer. In other words, his recommendations are 100% objective and bias-free. An organized health summary and a strategic action plan facilitated appointments with treatment experts, a customized anti-cancer lifestyle protocol.
Dr. Nyarkotey has presented a white paper on a response to implementing a national cancer plan and advocating for a prostate cancer policy for Ghanaian men to the Parliamentary committee on Health issues, The Minister of Health and the Director General of Ghana Health service and The National Health Insurance Scheme.
Career Objective
Dr. Nyarkotey intends to change the face of men’s health in the country so that more men prostate would be saved. Dr. Nyarkotey has plans for establishing alternative medical university in the country to train experts in alternative medicine and provide research in prostate cancer and the black race. He also intends to establish the first ever integrative cancer treatment center in Ghana. Dr. Nyarkotey also intends to develop the Dangme land and create business potentials in the country. He finally wants to use his position to influence politicians to invest in the health system in the country. Dr. Nyarkotey wants to use his potentials to build an effective consortium and pursue excellence in any legitimate environment in which he finds himself, by applying available resources for the growth and development of the institution.
Professional Capability
Multi talented gift in where he finds himself.
Scholarly work
Ability to work with less supervision.
Ability to work in a busy team to solve challenging issues.
Work with Microsoft Office Suit.
Working Experience
De Men’s Clinic & Prostate Research Lab (2013 )
[Medical Director in Charge]
Providing expert services in Prostate and other cancer related disease.
Consulting and providing dieting services to cancer patients
Men’s Health Foundation, Ghana(2014)- Director
Providing prostate cancer policies at the National level
Organizing Awareness and screening programs
Organizing fundraising events
Agbeve Herbal Hospital (2012-2014)- Head of Department of Sonography
Performing specialized prostate ultrasound services
Performing other ultrasound services and reporting
Research into Herbal medicine and Men Prostate diseases.
Medi-Moses Prostate Center (2010-2012)-Head of Department Sonography
Performing prostate and other ultrasound services
Educating men on prostate diseases
Organizing screening programs
Educational Background
Institution Period Qualification
Indian Board of Alternative Medicines. 2014 – 2016 PhD (A.M)
Research topic:
“The Impact of alternative medicines in Ghanaian men of African descent diagnosed with prostate cancer and the used of the local plant-Croton membranaceus-An observational study”
Research interest: Prostate cancer, prostate cancer screening, prostate cancer and the black community, Integrative medicine as the gold standard for cancer patients and immunology
Akona School of Counseling 2015-2016 Diploma in Psychosocial Counseling
CancerNursing. Org, UK 2013 Prostate cancer -certificate
Sheffield Hallam University, UK 2013-2014 MSc in Prostate cancer
Research topic: “An evaluation of factors that might influence the Prostate cancer related mortality and Quality of life (QOL) of Ghana men including the impact of a Healthy relationship”
The University of MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA 2014 Cert- Prostate cancer survivorship
University of Minnesota Center for spirituality & Healing, USA Cert
Botanical medicine
Traditional Chinese medicine
Integrative therapies & Healing practices
Systematic Bible Training School 2012 BA(Theology)
Radford University College 2010-2012 Sonography certificate
Trans Africa University College 2009-2010 Science Lab certificate
Rapha Development Institute 2008-2009 Pharmacy Assistant cert
Ghanata Senior High School 2005 – 2008 WASSCE
Teshie St. Agnes Junior High School 2001 – 2004 BECE
Interest and Hobbies
Writing
Research
Watching Movies
Debating and listening to discussions
Football
Grants Received
- 4,000cedis from the Christian Community Microfinance Limited 2013
- 8,000 cedis from Hon. Richard Tetteh, Assembly man for Sota 2015
- 1,000 from Hon.Gifty Newman, Assembly member for Dodowa Matetse 2015
Publication/Scholarly, Online, Magazines & Newspapers
1. Raphael Obu(2016)Prostate cancer pathway in Ghana-MHFG 2015 review to be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/news/.../prostate-cancer-pathway-in-ghan...
2. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2016)Prostate cancer pathway on the NHIS: Proposal submitted to the NHIA in Ghana. January.
3. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2016) Declaration of father’s day as National Prostate Cancer day in Ghana submitted to the Minister of Health. January.
4. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2016)Prostate screening for Male Fishermen submitted to the ministry of fisheries and Acquaculture, January.
5. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2016)Prostate screening for male farmers. Proposal submitted to the ministry of Agriculture, January . 534
6. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Case study: Impact of the enhancing prostate cancer MOOC. Submitted to Sheffield Hallam University, UK, radiotherapy and oncology department MOOC
7. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Alternative medicines in Ghana. To be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/.../mens-health-foundation-ghana-changi...Jun 3,
8. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Case Study: Effect Of Croton Membranaceus On Men With Benign Prostate Hypertrophy (BPH) Or Enlarged Prostate - Men’s Health Foundation Ghana Research. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/662480/case-study-effect-of-croton-membranaceus-on-men-with-benign.html
9. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Are you wasting your time and money on Lycopene Supplements? To be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/news/664426/are-you-wasting-your-time-and-money-on-lycopene-supplements.html
10. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Do You Have a Magnesium Deficiency? to be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/664427/do-you-have-a-magnesium-deficiency.html 535
11. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Ghanaian men experience with prostate cancer and sex life-Ghana Prostate cancer research findings. The General Telegraph. No 259, page 20
12. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Hormones and Prostate Health. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/664425/hormones-and-prostate-health.html
13. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Probiotics and Men’s Health. To be accesed at https://www.modernghana.com/news/664424/probiotics-and-mens-health.html
14. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Prostate Cancer is a Test of Manhood! Today Newspaper.Vol. 11/Issue 637, Page 17
15. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Prostate cancer: Not disease of genes but lifestyle. The New Statesman. Issue 7 No. 72. ISSN: 39/11, Page 10
16. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Demystifying the myth about testosterone and prostate cancer (iii). Weekend Sun. Vol. 2 No. 57. Page 31
17. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Why Low Testosterone side effect matters. Weekend Finder. No: 168. Page 14
18. Rapahel Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Having Problem with your sex. Manhood for Life! Weekend Finder No: 167. Page 14
19. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu c(2015) Demystifying the Myth about Testosterone and Prostate Cancer(II) Weekend Sun Vol. 2 No. 56 Page 31
20. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Why You Must Protect My Prostate Gland. The New Stateman. Issue: 7 No. 70 ISSN 39/11. Page 10
21. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Do You Really Know Your Prostate Gland Functions? The New Statesman. Page 10. Issue:7 No.75 ISSN:39/11
22. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Men’s View on sex after Prostate Cancer Treatment-Research Findings from Ghana.Today Newspaper.Page.17. Volumne: 10. Issue 642
23. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Do it 4 Dad-Daniel Dei Mensah – A case story on how prostate cancer can ruin you family. To be accessed at
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http://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/modern-ghana-epaper-moderngh/do-it-4-dads-daniel-dei-mensah-story-a-case-study-on-how-prostate-cancer-can-ruin-your-family-newsid-43896948
24. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Let Talk About Sex And Prostate Health: What Men And Women Need To Know For Optimum Prostate Health(1) Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/639553/let-talk-about-sex-and-prostate-health-what-men-and-women-need-to-know-for-optimum-prostate-health.html
25. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Let Talk About Sex And Prostate Health: What Men And Women Need To Know For Optimum Prostate Health(11) Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/641090/1/let-talk-about-sex-and-prostate-health-what-men-an.html
26. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Making Strides Against Prostate Cancer-Men’s Health Foundation Ghana. Available at: http://www.modernghana.com/news/641094/1/making-strides-against-prostate-cancer-mens-health.html
27. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)A Letter To My Incoming Wife-Bello On Your Project “Stand By Your Man” Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/643043/1/a-letter-to-my-incoming-wife-bello-on-your-project-stand-by-your-man.html
28. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Men’s Prostate Gland: From conception to Deception. To be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/.../mens-prostate-gland-health-from-conc
29. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Breast and prostate cancer are parrelel disease. To be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/.../breast-and-prostate-cancer-are-paralle-...
30. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Reclaim Your Manhood: This Is Not The Time To Read The Bible Or The Graphic! Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/637736/reclaim-your-manhood-this-is-not-the-time-to-read-the-bible.html
31. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Low Enzyme Level: Cause Of Prostate Disease?To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/637735/low-enzyme-level-cause-of-prostate-disease.html
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32. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)CCML Supports Men’s Charity To Fight Prostate Cancer. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/636910/ccml-supports-mens-charity-to-fight-prostate-cancer.html
33. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer In Black Men: De Facto, Not De Jure! To be accessed at http://theheraldghana.com/prostate-cancer-in-black-men-de-facto-not-de-jure/
34. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)the impact of alternative medicine in ghanaian men of african descent diagnosed with prostate cancer synopsis . To be accessed at http://www.newsghana.com.gh/the-impact-of-alternative-medicine-in-ghana/
35. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Facing Up Challenges In Prostate Cancer In Ghana. Available at: http://www.modernghana.com/news/628827/facing-up-challenges-in-prostate-cancer-in-ghana.html
36. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Why Prostate Cancer Patients Choose Holistic Medicines For
Treatment Of Prostate Cancer In Ghana: Findings At The Prostate Resaerch Lab At Dodowa-akoto House.To be accessed at: http://www.modernghana.com/news/635298/1/why-prostate-cancer-patients-choose-holistic-medic.html
37. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)A letter to my beautiful wife on Dumsor and prostate cancer. To be accessed at http://www.newsghana.com.gh/a-letter-to-my-beautiful-wife-on-dumsor/
38. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Oxidative Stress & Prostate Health -Key to our survival! To be accessed athttp://www.newsghana.com.gh/oxidative-stress-prostate-health-key-to-our-survival/
39. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Why Men’s Prostate Gland is a Powerhouse. Weekend Finder.Page 14. No.169
40. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) You don’t Know Your Prostate Gland until You Read this! Weekend Sun. Page.31 Vol 2. No.5
41. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Prostate Cancer: Are You a Boiled Frog in a pot of boiling Water? The New Statesman. Page 10. Issue:7 No.78 ISSN:39/11538
42. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Prostate Cancer is a Verb in Black Men and a Noun in White Men! The New Statesman. Page 10 Issue: 7. NO. 81 ISSN:39/11
43. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) 10 common Myths about Mens Health. Weekend Finder. Page. 14. No.171
44. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Alkaline Water Advertisement and discussion on ATV in Ghana: Will it kill you? Today. Page. 17 Volumne: 11/Issue:652
45. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Doing Prostate Massage: My Research on why some men opt for anal sex orientation? Today. Page. 17 Volumne: 11/Issue:647
46. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Cancer Decisions. Page 20, No: 241. The General Telegraph
47. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Are You Still Considering Aphrodisiac To Better Your Sex Life? To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/664748/are-you-still-considering-aphrodisiac-to-better-your-sex-lif.html
48. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer: Skin Colour And Melanin. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/662479/prostate-cancer-skin-colour-and-melanin.html
49. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer: Of Turtles, Birds And Rabbits Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/614368/prostate-cancer-of-turtles-birds-and-rabbits.html
50. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)The Truth On Dietary Supplements. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/663614/the-truth-on-dietary-supplements.html
51. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Your Prostate Health Matters this Holiday! Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/664423/your-prostate-health-matters-this-holiday.html
52. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Alternative Treatments For Prostate Cancer In Ghana: What You The Patient Must Do Right Now.Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/658383/alternative-treatments-for-prostate-cancer-in-ghana-what-yo.html 539
53. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Manhood For Life: Why Men Penis can shrink in Length . To be accesed at https://www.modernghana.com/news/656757/manhood-for-life-why-men-penis-can-shrink-in-length.html
54. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Eating Pizza cut down your Risk of Getting Prostate Cancer . To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/656756/eating-pizza-cut-down-your-risk-of-getting-prostate-cancer.html
55. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Red And Processed Meat Causes’ Cancer: The World Health Organisation (WHO) Report. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/655950/red-and-processed-meat-causes-cancer-the-world-health-orga.html
56. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Ghana Needs Prostate Cancer Screening Programme On NHIS. Page 34, No: 19781 Daily Graphic
57. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Case Study: Rising PSA In Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer Using Traditional Medicine At The Herbal Hospitals. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/655484/case-study-rising-psa-in-ghanaian-men-diagnosed-with-prosta.html
58. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) An Open Letter To Her Excellency Lordina Mahama On Your Effort On Health Issues In Ghana. The Herald Newspaper, Page 12, Edition 066/15
59. Rapahel Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Case Study: Rising PSA In Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer Using Traditional Medicine At The Herbal Hospitals. To be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/news/655484/case-study-rising-psa-in-ghanaian-men-diagnosed-with-prosta.html
60. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Case Study: Close To 100% Ghanaian Men Will Be Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer At Age 70 yrs. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/652058/case-study-close-to-100-ghanaian-men-will-be-diagnosed-wit.html
61. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Where Is Our Manogram? Patient Stimulating Anxiety(PSA) PartT 1. To be accessed at: 540 https://www.modernghana.com/news/655482/where-is-our-manogram-patient-stimulating-anxietypsa-part.html
62. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Where Is Our Manogram? Patient Stimulating Anxiety(PSA) PART 2. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/655483/where-is-our-manogram-patient-stimulating-anxietypsa-part.html
63. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Church Partnership Invitation For The Fight Against Prostate Cancer. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/652057/church-partnership-invitation-for-the-fight-against-prostate.html
64. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Ghana Public Prostate Cancer Awareness Campaign: Our Research Findings. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/652056/ghana-public-prostate-cancer-awareness-campaign-our-researc.html
65. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Do Older Adult Men Continue To Have Sex Or Retire? The Newstatesman, Page 10, Issue: 7 No.64, ISSN 39
66. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Why Most Medical Professionals Don’t Really Understand BPH? Available at https://www.modernghana.com/news/648040/why-most-medical-professionals-dont-really-understand-bph.html
67. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015) Challenges Facing Traditional Medicine In Ghana. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/648038/challenges-facing-traditional-medicine-in-ghana.html
68. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Traditional Herbal Medicine and claims of Prostate cancer cure: Is there any Evidence? Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/648035/traditional-herbal-medicine-and-claims-of-prostate-cancer-cu.html
69. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Why More Cancer Patients In Ghana Choosing Integrative Medicine. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/648037/why-more-cancer-patients-in-ghana-choosing-integrative-medic.html
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70. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Don’t Underestimate The Potency And Currency Of Alternative Medicines. To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/648034/dont-underestimate-the-potency-and-currency-of-alternative.html
71. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Is Made in the image of God a reality or audacious statement? Vitamin D and Prostate Cancer: The Direct Link
To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/644738/is-made-in-the-image-of-god-a-reality-or-audacious-statement.html
72. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Black Men Are Naive Of Prostate Cancer And Dying Of The Cancer When Diagnosed. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/652055/black-men-are-naive-of-prostate-cancer-and-dying-of-the-canc.html
73. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Factors that negatively affect the PSA Test. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/650785/factors-that-negatively-affect-the-psa-test.html
74. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Case Study Of Psa In Aging Ghanaian Men Compared To Indian Men In Ghana As Part Of Prostate Screening .Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/649350/case-study-of-psa-in-aging-ghanaian-men-compared-to-indian-m.html
75. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer Treatment And The NHIS: What Men’s Health Foundation Ghana Thinks. The General Telegraph. Page 20. No. 251
76. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015) An Open Letter To ATV (2015) Today Newspaper
77. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Everything Prostate (1). Weekend Sun. Page 31. Vol. 2 No 53
78. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Everything Prostate (11). Weekend Sun. Page 31. Vol. 2 No 54
79. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Hey Ghanaian Women! Rise Up And Fight For Your Men Prostate Health! New Statesman –Page 10, Issue: 7, No: 56 ISSN: 39/11
80. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Working Out Ghanaian men Prostate Cancer Risk. To be accessed at https://www.academia.edu/11744259/Working_Out_Ghanaian_men_Prostate_Cancer_Risk
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81. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Volume amongst Teaching and Non Teaching Staff in Takoradi Polytechnic School of Business. To be accessed at https://www.academia.edu/11744274/Prostate_Volume_amongst_Teaching_and_Non_Teaching_Staff_in_Takoradi_Polytechnic_School_of_Business
82. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) – Demystifying The Notion That Aging Is The Cause Of Prostate Diseases! (3) Weekend Finder- Page 14 No. 160
83. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) – Demystifying The Notion That Aging Is The Cause Of Prostate Diseases! (2) Weekend Finder- Page 14 No. 159
84. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)-Frequent Sex Is Good For Men’s Prostate Health (2) Page 12, No. 10/609 Today
85. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)-Worried About Prostate Cancer? (I1) Page: 7, No: 158, Weekend Finder
86. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) –Open Letter To President Mahama On Prostate Cancer In Ghana; Time To Take Action! New Statesman, Page 10, 52 Issue :7 ISSN: 39/11
87. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) An Open Letter To The Health Minister And Mps, The Need To Pay Attention To Prostate Cancer. Page 19 Volume 10 Issue 618 Today
88. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) –Concern About Prostate Cancer? Page: 11, No: 9/598 Today
89. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) - Get Involved In This Father’s Day And Check Your Prostate Status. Page:14 No: 161 Weekend Finder
90. Raphael Narkotey Obu (2015)- Frequent Sex Is Good For Men’s Prostate Health (1).Page:11, No. 10/602 , Today.
91. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)-Worried About Prostate Cancer? Page: 11 No. 157 The Weekend Finder
92. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Demystifying The Notion That Aging Is The Cause Of Prostate Diseases! (1). Page: 14 No. 158 Weekend Finder
93. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)Prostate Cancer In Men Of African Descent. De Jure Or De Facto? (II) Page 11, No.9/593 Today
94. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)Choosing Prostate Cancer Treatment Journey; Drop Some Yam Practitioners(2) Page 10, No. 49 Issue: 7 ISSN 39/11 The New Statesman
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95. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)The PSA Test For Prostate Cancer Screening Debate: To Do Or Not To Do?(1) Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/646376/the-psa-test-for-prostate-cancer-screening-debate-to-do-or.html
96. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)The PSA Test For Prostate Cancer Screening Debate: To Do Or Not To Do?(11) Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/646374/the-psa-test-for-prostate-cancer-screening-debate-to-do-or.html
97. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)Choosing Prostate Cancer Treatment Journey: Drop Some Yam Practitioners (1) Page 10, No. 46 Issue: 7 ISSN 39/11 The New Statesman
98. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)Sugar, Iron And Prostate Cancer Connection Men Must Know. Page 6 No:0075 The Briefing
99. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)Enlarged Prostate In Ghanaian Men; The Facts The Myths (Part 1)Page 10, No:07 Issue 7 ISSN 39/11 The New Statesman
100. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Take Charge Of Your Prostate Health Resolution For 2015. New Statesman, Page 10, No: 1 Issue 7 ISSN: 39/11
101. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu ( 2015)- 1 In 5 Ghanaian Men Will Be Affected By Prostate Cancer In His Lifetime. New Statesman, Page 10 Issue 7 No: 04 ISSN 39/11
102. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)RE: Doctors Worried Over Fake Treatment For Prostate Cancer. Available at:https://www.modernghana.com/news/644737/re-doctors-worried-over-fake-treatment-for-prostate-cancer.html
103. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)76% of Men develop temporary or permanent erectile dysfunction after prostate cancer treatment but there is new hope! To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/585301/76-of-men-develop-temporary-or-perm.html
104. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)You Don’t Know The PSA Test Until You Read This! Professor Ablin Himself Is Confused!To be accessed at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/646365/you-dont-know-the-psa-test-until-you-read-this-professor-a.html
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105. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Investigating The Root Of Men Prostate Diseases In General. New Statesman, Page 10 Issue :7 No: 13 ISSN: 39/11Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Herbal And Alternative Treatments For BPH. New Statesman, Page 10, Issue: 7 No: 33 ISSN: 39/11
106. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)BPH Treatments. New Statesman, Page 10 Issue :7 No: 32, ISSN 39/11
107. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- What You Have To Know About The Diagnosis Of Enlarged Prostate Or BPH. Page10, No: 19 Issue 7, ISSN 39/11
108. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Enlarged Prostate In Ghanaian Men; The Facts And The Myths!(Part Page 10 No: 10 ISSN 39/11 Issue 7 The New Statesman
109. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer Disparities: This Is Unacceptable!https://www.modernghana.com/news/643041/prostate-cancer-disparities-this-is-unacceptable.html
110. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015) The church and prostate cancer intervention. A case study of how the church can help in the fight against prostate cancer. To be accessed at http://www.modernghana.com/news/643904/1/the-church-and-prostate-cancer-intervention-in-gha.html
111. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Being Black and Cancer of the Prostate: Are we cursed? My Prostate Cancer Story! (Part 1) http://thechronicle.com.gh/being-black-and-cancer-of-the-prostate-are-we-cursed-my-prostate-cancer-story-part-1/
112. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Bladder Spasms In Men Are Usually A Warning Sign Of Prostate Disorders. Available at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/643040/bladder-spasms-in-men-are-usually-a-warning-sign-of-prostate.html
113. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Investigating The Root Of Prostate Diseases In General. New Statesman, Page 10, Issue 7 No:13 ISSN : 39/11
114. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- 47% Of All Men With Prostate Problems Will Have No Symptoms. New stateman
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115. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015)- Why Is The Picture Of Prostate Cancer Gloomy For Ghanaian Men? Ghanaian Times, Page 6 No: 17,439, ISSN 0855-1503
116. Raphael Nyarkotry Obu (2014)- Do Men Of African Descent Need Separate Cancer Screening Guidelines? Page 12, No 6/429 Today
117. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) What is Wrong With Being Black And Prostate Cancer? Page 6, No: 0078 The Briefing
118. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013)- A-Z Of Prostate Cancer Page 8, No. 258/13 Daily Guide
119. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Dietary Plan For Men’s Healthy Prostate. Page 8, No. 203/14 Daily Guide
120. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Anatomy Of Cancer. Page 8, Issue 209/14 Daily Guide
121. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013) –Prostate Cancer Screening In Ghana-Any Clinical Benefits? Page 2, Health Alert.
122. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu – What Every Man Must Know Page 2, No. 006 Health Alert.
123. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Prostate Cancer Risk For Black Men. Page 19, Issue 021/14 Daily Guide
124. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013)- Breast Cancer Linked To Breast Cancer. Page8, No. 264/13 Daily Guide
125. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013)-What Every Man Must Know About Prostate Cancer. Page 8, No. 252/13 Daily Guide
126. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Aging Is Not The Cause Of Prostate Diseases, Don’t Believe It! Page 12, No. 6/438 Today
127. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Prostate Cancer In Ghanaian Men. Page 11, No. 6/418 Today
128. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2014) Addressing Prostate Cancer In Black Men (2) Ghanaian Times. No.17,271. Issn:0855-1502.Aug. 07, 2014. P9
129. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)Addressing Prostate Cancer In Black Men (I) Page 8 No: 17,270 ISSN : 0855/1502 The Ghanaian Times
130. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Okinawa: A Cold Spot For Prostate Cancer , Page 19 Issue 197/14 Daily Guide
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131. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). No More Obituaries But What A Shock, Gone Too Soon Why Are We Dying Young? Page 11 No:6/496 Today
132. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- The Chemistry Between Breast Cancer And Prostate Cancer. Page 8, Issue 191/14 Daily Guide
133. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014)- Men’s Health Matters. Page 6, No:0063 The Briefing
134. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Brachytherapy for Localized Prostate Cancer and Its Impact on Ghanaian Men. Available At Modernghana.Com/.../Brachytherapy-For-Localized-Prostate-Cancer-And...15 Apri.Last Updated At 13:42 Cet
135. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013) .What Everyman Needs to Know about Prostate Cancer. Daily Guide.No.252/13,Octo.26
136. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) Why Ghana Needs Prostate Cancer Policy? Available At Www.Dailyguideghana.Com/Why-Ghana-Needs-Prostate-Cancer-Policy/Mar
137. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013) .GMO And Your Prostate Health! Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/News/.../50/Gmos-And-Your-Prostate-Health.Html 30December Last Updated At 13:41 Cet
138. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2013) .Save Your Prostate Men! Avoid GMOs Available At Www.Spyghana.Com/Save-Prostate-Men-Avoid-Gmos/Dec 23,
139. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .Hormones Matter! Kick GMOs Out!! Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/News/.../Hormones-Matter-Kick-Gmo-Out.Html7 January,Last Updated At 11:39 Cet
140. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Why Ghanaians Should Reject Genetically Modified Foods? Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Why-Ghanaians-Must-Reject-Genetically-Modi... 5 February, Last Updated At 15:29 Cet
141. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .Is Sex Good For Prostate Problem?24 February,Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/Lifestyle/.../Is-Sex-Good-For-Prostate-Problems.Ht...Last Updated At 11:38 Cet
142. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Should Men Get The Test For Prostate Cancer, To Do Or Not To Do? Available At
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143. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy for Ghanaian Men Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer .Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Intensity-Modulated-Radiotherapy-For-Ghanai...Apr
144. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Prostate Problems in Black Man! What Is Reality? Available At Vibeghana.Com/2014/07/.../Prostate-Problems-In-Black-Men-What-Is-Reali...
145. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).On Prostate Cancer Screening for Ghanaian Men. Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../On-Prostate-Cancer-Screening-For-Ghanaian-...Last Updated At 01:03 Cet
146. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .Prostate Cancer Incidence Rates In Ghana. The Way Forward. Available at Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Prostate-Cancer-Incidence-Rates-In-Ghana-The-...
147. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .The New Urine Test for Prostate Cancer.The Way Forward Ghana. Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../The-New-Urine-Test-For-Prostate-Cancerthe-Wa... Last Updated At 13:50 Cet
148. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Prostate Cancer in Ghana and the Wider Black Africa Community, Time to Consider Screening. Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Prostate-Cancer-In-Ghana-And-The-Wider-Blac...31Last Updated At 13:10 Cet
149. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Testosterone Wrongfully Blamed As Men Nemeses In Prostate Cancer. Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Testosterone-Wrongfully-Blamed-As-Men-Nem. October, Last Updated At 21:48 Cet
150. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .Testosterone is Not like Food for a Hungry Tumor, “Testosterone Is like Water for a Thirsty Tumor” Available at Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Testosterone-Is-Not-Like-Food-For-A-Hungry-Tu...25 October, Last Updated At 23:52Cet
151. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .Moving Towards Integrative Oncology as a System of Cancer Care in Ghana. Available At
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152. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Why Prostate Disease Is Not Universal? Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/News/.../Why-Prostate-Disease-Is-Not-Universal.Ht...25 October, Last Updated At 01:26 Cet
153. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Time To Raise Awareness on Prostate Cancer: Men United V Prostate Cancer in Ghana. Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/News/.../Time-To-Raise-Awareness-On-Prostate.Ht... 25 October, Last Updated At 01:18 Cet
154. Obu Nyarkotey Raphael .Temporary Seed Implant with High Dose Rate Brachytherapy for Ghanaian Men23 October 2014 Last Updated At 17:38 Cet
155. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) Permanent Seed Brachytherapy for Ghanaian Men. Available at Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Permanent-Seed-Brachytherapy-For-Ghanaian... 23 October, Last Updated At 17:07 Cet
156. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).What Ghanaian Men Needs to Know about External Beam Radiotherapy .Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../What-Ghanaian-Men-Needs-To-Know-About-Ex...23 October, Last Updated At 17:07 Cet
157. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Why Ghanaian Men Will Be Negatively Affected by Prostate Cancer? Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/.../Why-Ghanaian-Men-Will-Be-Negatively-Affect... 21 October, Last Updated At 18:10Cet
158. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Tackling Prostate Cancer Crisis in Ghana. Available At Www.Modernghana.Com/News/.../Tackling-Prostate-Cancer-In-Ghana.Htmllast Updated 09 October, At 01:15Cet
159. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Plastic Containers, The Researcher & FDA Dismiss Claims Available At Www.Todaygh.Com › Environment September 30
160. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014) .National Cancer Plan Submission by Men's Health Foundation Ghana. AvailableAt Www.Modernghana.Com/.../National-Cancer-Plan-Submission-By-Mens-He...9 October, Last Updated At 01:17 Cet
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161. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). The Melbourne Consensus View on Prostate Cancer Screening For Early Detection of Prostate Cancer. Available At Modernghana.Com/.../The-Melbourne-Consensus-View-On-Prostate-Canc...Oct
162. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Do Men Of African Descent Need Separate Cancer Screening Guidelines (2) Today No.6/429. Sept 12. P12
163. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Do Men Of African Descent Need Separate Cancer Screening Guidelines (3) Today No.6/430. Sept 11. P13
164. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Understanding The Prostate Gland (2) .TodayNewspaper.No6/431,P13
165. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2014) .Understanding The Prostate Gland (3) .TodayNewspaper.No.6/432.P12
166. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014).Understanding The Prostate Gland (4) .Today Newspaper No 6/433, 09. P13
167. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(Dr. Obu Raphael As Your Prostate Cancer Planner In Ghana. https://www.modernghana.com/.../dr-obu-nyarkotey-raphael-nd-as-your...Nov 18, 2014 -
168. Raphael Nyarkoty Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer: Lifetsyle Not Genetic And Why You Will Be Affected. https://www.modernghana.com/.../prostate-cancer-lifestyle-not-genetics-...Nov 20, 2014 -
169. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Supplementation, Diet And Prostate Cancer Connectionhttps://www.modernghana.com/.../supplementations-diet-and-prostate-ca...Nov 20, 2014
170. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer and Diet Connectionto be acceesded atwww.modernghana.com/news/.../50/prostate-cancer-diet-connection.html
Nov 20, 2014
171. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Sex With 21 Women Reduces Your Prostate Cancer Risk But Tread Cautiously to be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/.../sex-with-21-women-reduces-your-pro...Nov 27, 2014 -
172. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Dealing with the Prostate: Effect of sitting on prostate health for Men of West African ancestry. To be accessed at
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173. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Men of West African Descent and Prostate Cancer. Why Old Macdonald Had A Farm But With No Allergies to be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/.../men-of-west-african-descent-and-pros...Dec 2, 2014 -
174. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)How Sitz Bath May Help Men Of African Descent To Deal With Prostate Pain. To be accessed athttps://www.modernghana.com/.../how-sitz-bath-may-help-men-of-west-...Dec 3, 2014
175. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Transforming The Future Of Prostate Cancer In Ghana to be accessed at www.modernghana.com/.../transforming-the-future-for-prostate-cancer-i...Dec 17, 2014 -
176. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer And Men Of West African Descent. The Transatlantic Slave Trade Connection to be accessed https://www.modernghana.com/.../prostate-cancer-west-african-men-an.h...Dec 20, 2014
177. Prostate Cancer Screening; Who Is Right And Who Is Wrog(1) to be accessed at www.modernghana.com/.../1/prostate-cancer-screening-who-is-right-and-w...
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179. Prostate Cancer Screening; Who Is Right And Who Is Wrong(11m.modernghana.com/.../prostate-cancer-screening-who-is-right-and-who...Dec 22, 2014 -
180. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Men Of West African Decsent And Prostate Cancer; Does Testosterone And Menopause Cause Prostate Cancer?(1)https://www.modernghana.com/.../men-of-west-african-descent-does-test...Dec 24, 2014 -
181. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Men Of West African Decsent And Prostate Cancer; Does Testosterone And Menopause Cause Prostate Cancer?(11 to be accessed at ghanapolitics.net/.../men-of-west-african-descent-does-testosterone-a-me..
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182. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Men Of West African Descent And Prostate Cancer;https://www.modernghana.com/.../men-of-african-descent-and-prostate-c...Apr 3, 2015 What Is Reality?
183. Raphael Nyarkoety Obu(2015)Why Prostate Cancer Affect Black Men Negatively? To be accessed at www.modernghana.com/.../why-prostate-cancer-affect-black-men-negati...Apr 29, 2015
184. Men’s Health Foundation Ghana Changing Lives. To be accessed at https://www.modernghana.com/.../mens-health-foundation-ghana-changi...Jun 3, 2015
Publications-Scholarly
185. Raphael Obu (2014)An Evaluation Of The Factors That Might Influence The Mortality And Qol Of Ghanaian Men; Including The Impact Of Cultural Issues And A Healthy Relationship.Global Research Journal Of Public Health And Epidemiology: Issn-2360-7920, Vol. 1(2) PP 012-017, February, 2014
186. Raphael Obu (2014) Investigating The Impact Of A Healthy Relationship On Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer And Cultural Issues In Ghana-A Discussion Paper On The Physical And Psychosocial Effects Of The Disease And Its Treatment. Grjphe, Vol. 1(1) Pp 001-007, January, 2014.
187. Raphael Obu (Accepted19th Marc, 2014) Study Of Prevalence And Sonographic Diagnosis Of Benign Prostate Hypertrophy And Malignant Tumors Among Ghanaian Men. Grjphe
188. Raphael Obu ( Accepted 19th March, 2014) Investigating The Impact Of Prostate Cancer Screening Among Ghanaian Men And The Wider Black Community In Africa Diaspora: It Is Time To Consider Prostate Cancer Policy In Ghana And Africa-A Discussion Paper On The Impact Of Prostate Cancer Screening Among Ghanaian Men And The Wider Black Community In Africa Diaspora . Grjphe
189. Raphael Obu (Accepted 19th March, 2014 ) Study Of The Role Of Sex Among Ghanaian And The Wider Black Africa Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer. Grjphe
190. Raphael Obu( Accepted 19th March, 2014 ) Prevalence And Sonographic Diagnosis Of Uterine Fibroids Among Ghanaian Women In Sowutuom–Accra .Grjphe
191. Raphael Obu (A Accepted 19th March, 2014) Active Surveillance For Localized Prostate Cancer In Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer And The Wider Black Africa Men; Why It Appears As A Calculated Gamble For Ghanaian And Black Men? Grjphe
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192. Raphael Obu (Accepted 19th February, 2014) The Impact Of Complementary Therapies In Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer: A Critical Review Of The Impact Of Complementary Therapies In Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer As Part Of The Psychology Of Cancer Care. Grjphe
193. Raphael Obu (2014). Men's Health Foundation .International Research On Medical Sciences Vol.2(4), Pp. 039-046, September, 2014
Manuscript in Press
194. Raphael Obu (2014) Why Aging Not Cause Of Prostate Disease?
195. Raphael Obu(2014) Impact Of Conventional Prostate Cancer Treatment On Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer
196. Raphael Obu(2014) Investigating The Impact Of Croton Membranaceus On Ghanaian Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer
197. Raphael Obu(2014) Naturopathic Oncology Practice In Ghana As Part Of The Multidisciplinary Approach To Enhance Prostate Cancer Care Among Ghanaian Men: De Men's Clinic & Prostate Research Lab In Dodowa-Akoto House Experience In Transforming The Future Of Prostate Cancer Care In Ghana To Reduce The Prostate Cancer Mortality Rates And Improve Survivorship In Ghana
198. Raphael Obu (2014) Prostate Cancer & Men of West Africa Descent: Guidelines of Guidelines Do Men Of West Africa Descent Need Separate Guidelines? And What Ghana Government And Relevant Health Bodies Needs To Do For Ghanaian Men And West Africa Men.
199. Raphael Obu (2014) Tracing the Root Of The Worrying Prostate Cancer Disparities In Ghanaian Men Of African Descent: What Is The Problem? A Comparative Literature Review Of Prostate Cancer Liability Among Ghanaian Men Of West African Descent To Other Black Men
200. Raphael Obu (2014) Testosterone and Prostate Cancer Risk in Ghanaian Men: It’s Impact on Treatment, Effect on Developing Prostate Cancer and Why the Medical Community Is Getting It All Wrong?
201. Raphael Obu (2014) Prostate Cancer: What Is Really Wrong With Being A Black Man?
Presentations
1. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015).Tits Bits on prostate cancer. The young execurtive, light House Chapel, Korle Gonno.
2. Prostate Cancer on fathers day: Why the needs for national recognition. 21th June at Dodowa, Presby B Park with ATV.
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3. Nyarkotey Obu(2016) Father’s day declaration in Ghana as national
Prostate cancer day. Minister’s office, room 3, januray, 20
4. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2014). Prostate Cancer. Central University College, Mataheko Campus for level 300 evening marketing student. November 2014
5. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2014) Prostate Cancer. Takoradi Polytechnic School of engineering and guidance and counseling unit. February 2014.
6. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015). Prostate Cancer and Breast Cancer. 19th March, 2015 Church of Pentecoast, Laterbiokorshi branch.
7. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015) Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Church of Pentecoast, Laterbiokorshi branch.
8. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Prostate Cancer. 14-01-2015. Global Evangelical Church, Parako estate.
9. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015) Prostate Cancer screening. 25-04-2015. Holy Spirit Cathedral.
10. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015) Prostate Cancer in Ghana-Ghana Air Ways Staff. 13-05-2015 at the Aviation Social Center, Accra
11. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu(2015)Prostate Cancer. 17-05-015. Victory Temple of the Internatonal Central Gospel Church.
12. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu (2015) Prostate Cancer and Breast Cancer screening. 21-05-2015. Dunwell Methodist Church –Santa Maria, Accra
13. The Young Man’s Prostate Gland and prostate cancer(2015) Kwashiman Presby Church-september
14. The Church and the fight against Prostate Cancer in Ghana(2015) Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church-Dansoman, September
15. Prostate cancer and the Pensioners(2015) Ghana National Association of Pensioners- Somanya
16. Prostate cancer(2015) The Physically Challenged Association of Ghana, Somanya
17. Prostate Cancer and the Media(2015) Ghanain Times Corporation Staff, September
18. Pyschosocial oncology(2015) Akona School of Couselling student, Mampong, September
19. Prostate Cancer(2015) Ghanata Senior High School Staff, Dodowa, October
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20. Prostate cancer (2015) Mawums Quaryy staff. Shai-Hills, Octomber
Books
1. What Everyman Must Know Before & After 40 Years- Prostate Health!
2. Winning The Battle Against Enlarged Prostate.(Manuscript Ready)
3. Black Man & Prostate Cancer. Are black Men endangered species? (Manuscript Ready)
4. The PSA Test for Prostate Cancer. To Do Or Not To Do?(Manuscript Ready)
5. Sex and Black Man's Prostate Health. What Is Reality?(Manuscript Ready)
6. Your Prostate Health Diet (Manuscript Ready)
Other books written
7. Catalyst for change in the dangme land. Publsihed by dangme youth Awake network, 2015.
8. The state of the dangme land. Manuscript accepted for publication by Steps Publishers, Ghana.
Books Yet to be written
1. Cancer Decisions: Alternative Treatment for Prostate Cancer
2. Cancer Decisions: Conventional Treatment for Prostate Cancer
3. Dealing with Side effect of Prostate Cancer Treatment.
4. Chronicle of Prostate Cancer in Ghana
Interviews/Prints, Radio and TV
1. Prostate biopsy(2016), ATV, Anopa bosua, Wednesday, 27 january
2. INTERVIEW: Prostate Cancer and the Controversial Debatesghanahealthnest.com/interview-prostate-cancer-controversial-debates/Jan 12, 2015 -
3. Tackling Prostate Cancer(2014)-Daily Guide
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4. The Prostate Cancer debate. Radio Universe.
5. Men’s World-Prostate Cancer on GTV
6. Fathers day should be prostate cancer day in Ghana-Peace FM evening news on 19th June 2015
7. Frequent sex is good for Prostate Health-Peace FM News may 2015
8. Prostate Cancer on fathers day-Morning Ride on Metro TV , Saturday 20th June, 2015
9. 1 in 5 Ghanaian men will get Prostate Cancer Research –Radio Universe on world cancer day February 2015
10. Prostate Cancer-Obonu FM January 2015
11. Prostate Cancer-Pluzz FM 2014 June
12. Prostate Cancer-Starr FM with Naa Ashorkor 2015
13. Prostate Cancer-Starr FM with Kafui Dey 2015
14. Prostate cancer –UTV morning Show 19th June 2015
15. Prostate Cancer-Live FM 2014
16. Prostate Cancer with Jessica-Citi FM 2014
17. Prostate cancer intervention in Ghana. GTV, 2015
18. Is there a role for alternative medicines for prostatre cancer. Metro TV , Good morning Ghana
19. Prostate cancer awareness month. Morning Ride on Metro TV
20. Fathers day as national prostate cancer day, Morning Ride on Metro TV, June
21. Prostate cancer-TV Africa
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22. Prostate cancer situation in Ghana, ATV
Print News
1. Sex Reduces Prostate Cancer(2015). Page 2, Issue 1208. Daily Guide.
2. “Sobolo” better than green tea for Prostate Cancer PhD Prostate Cancer Student Reveals. Page 6, No. 0077 The Briefing.
3. Today Is World Cancer Day(2015). Page 11 Issue:1187 Daily Democrat
4. Research: 90% Ghanaian Men Not Aware Of Prostate Cancer(2015)Page 4,No 09 Issue 7 ISSN 39/11 The New Statesman
5. Go For Prostate Cancer Test- MHFG (2015). Page 11, Issue 1214 Daily Democrat
6. Observe Father’s Day as Prostate Cancer Day. Page 6, Edition:06/15 The Herald
7. Men United V Prostate Cancer Campaign Launched. Page 14 No: 6/421 Today
8. Body Wants Mahama To Proclaim Prostate Cancer Day(2015). Page 6, No 52 Vol : 2 The Weekend Sun
9. Unplugging Breast and Prostate Cancers (2015). Page 31 No: 52 Vol: 2 The Weekend Sun
10. Ghanaian Makes Strides In Prostate Cancer Cure (2014). Page 21 Issue 048/14 Daily Guide
11. GMOs Harmful to Men’s Health (2014). Page 19, Issue 303/13 Daily Guide
12. Shocking Statistics On Ghana Prostate Cancer Revealed (2014). Page 23, Issue 082/14 Daily Guide
13. Men’s Health Foundation to Stage First Prostate Symposium (2014). Page 23 Issue: 082/14 Daily Guide
14. Free Prostate Screening For Men (2014). Page 23 Issue: 135/14 Daily Guide
15. Men Seek For Support For Prostate Cancer Treatment (2013) . Page 19, Issue 299/13 Daily Guide
16. Cancer Expert to Educate Men (2014). Page 15, Issue 099/14 Daily Guide
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17. Naturopathic Clinic for Prostate Cancer Established (2014). Page: 21, Issue 090/14 Daily Guide.
18. Prostate Cancer Campaign Launched (2014). Page 23, Issue 204/14 Daily Guide
19. Men’s Health Foundation Outlines Zero Prostate Cancer Project. Page 19, Issue 012/14 Daily Guide
20. Prostate Cancer Cases Go Up (2015). Page 5 No:6/525 Today
21. Foundation Launches Prostate Cancer awareness (2014).
graphic.com.gh/.../25402-foundation-launches-prostate-cancer-awarenes...june,18,2014
22. Men’s Health Crusador recognized as most succeesful student, front page, the briefing newspaper, no.0087, Monday 24th August,2015
23. Survival rates for prostate cancer high, as awareness gear up in September. graphic.com.gh › ... › Health › Survival rate for prostate cancer high, september,25,2015
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