FJN President Guershon Nduwa sent Vice-President Abraham Lincoln to Wolfson Hospital in Holon in Israel to bring to Senegalese children a moral and physical comfort. The purpose of this surprise visit was to offer them an enchanted parenthesis to forget the disease.
Israel gives seven Senegalese children medical expertise
These children suffer for the most part from congenital heart disease, heart malformations occurring during his training, during intrauterine life.
Children with heart disease could not be treated in Senegal, now have the opportunity to seek treatment in Israel. According to Professor Amadou Lamine Fall, a pediatric cardiologist at the Albert Royer Children’s Hospital, nearly 400 cases of heart disease are recorded every year in Senegal. Some cases are treated here, while others, because of their gravity, require external intervention for technical and material reasons, he added.
-Israel: FJN visits Senegalese children with heart disease
