University of Oklahoma students teach nutrition, sanitation in Ghana
NORMAN — A group of University of Oklahoma students returned to the United States recently after spending several days doing service work in West Africa .
The OU chapter of Global Medical Brigades, a non- governmental organization that works in disadvantaged countries, traveled to Ghana during winter break to provide free healthcare and talk to residents about health, nutrition and sanitation issues. <...
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