Professor Wiafe Akenteng Advocates for Annual Medical Checkups in Ghana
Renowned herbal doctor, Professor Wiafe Akenteng, urges citizens to undergo annual medical checkups to detect illnesses early. He stresses the significance of timely diagnosis for diseases like high blood pressure, diabetes, and Hepatitis B. The annual health screening event promotes health awareness and provides free medical services and education in the spirit of Ghana Month.
Professor Wiafe Akenteng, a prominent herbal doctor, has emphasized the importance of regular medical checkups, advocating that individuals should undergo comprehensive lab tests at least once a year to detect potential health issues. He pointed out that many individuals are unaware of underlying health conditions, and routine check-ups are essential for early diagnosis and treatment to prevent illness escalation.
At a recent health screening event held in Santa Maria, Professor Wiafe noted that it is vital for citizens to be tested for diseases such as prostate cancer, syphilis, typhoid fever, malaria, HIV, and Hepatitis B, highlighting that many FDA-approved treatments are available to improve health outcomes.
The significance of regular health screenings has been amplified as non-communicable diseases like high blood pressure and diabetes have become prevalent in Ghana. Additionally, he raised awareness regarding HIV, which can be contracted through barbershops, making frequent medical checks imperative.
The annual health screening event not only offered free medical tests but also provided nutritious meals and fruits to attendees. The initiative was aimed at promoting natural healing practices while fostering a spirit of health consciousness during Ghana Month.
In conjunction with this health initiative, viewers are encouraged to watch a documentary featuring the story of the restoration of Kwame Nkrumah’s bronze statue following a 43-year absence, celebrating Ghana’s rich heritage.
In summary, Professor Wiafe Akenteng’s advocacy for annual medical checkups serves to highlight the importance of proactive health management in Ghana. With rising cases of chronic diseases, the emphasis on early detection and treatment through regular screenings and education on preventive measures is crucial for public health. The combination of health education and accessibility to medical resources fosters a culture of wellness in the community, particularly in the context of Ghana Month.
Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com
