SOFPOG OCTOBER BREAST CANCER AWARENESS DAILY TIP (DAY 22)
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The Society of Family Physicians of Ghana (SOFPOG), is worried that inadequate family physicians will compromise the health of Ghana’s growing population. The President, Dr. Emmanuel Ati has observed that many district hospitals lack family physicians. Family Physicians training in Ghana began in 1999 with the West African College of Physicians (WACP) and in 2005…
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