Dr. K.K. Duncan
Dr. K.K. Duncan is a friendly Ghanaian doctor who knows the road and fields of Ghana well, sharing simple good health care with anyone who walks through the door. You’ll feel welcomed in a calm room filled with quiet care and honest advice, where treating neighbors is done with quiet strength. The clinic sits in a busy part of town near the main market where people meet daily.
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