Wynfred Russell
Wynfred N. Russell is a public health writer at the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) at the University of Minnesota.
He writes and publishes articles on HIV/AIDS prevention, educational equity, conflicts, and health disparities. His articles have appeared in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, Mshale and Minnesota Daily newspapers, as well as Bush Chicken, The Perspective, New American Media, The Liberian Journal, KSTP-TV, FrontPage Africa, and TLC Africa online news outlets.
He specializes in organizational development, intercultural conflict resolution, multicultural curriculum design, development communications, and HIV/AIDS behavioral communication change strategy.
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He writes and publishes articles on HIV/AIDS prevention, educational equity, conflicts, and health disparities. His articles have appeared in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, Mshale and Minnesota Daily newspapers, as well as Bush Chicken, The Perspective, New American Media, The Liberian Journal, KSTP-TV, FrontPage Africa, and TLC Africa online news outlets.
He specializes in organizational development, intercultural conflict resolution, multicultural curriculum design, development communications, and HIV/AIDS behavioral communication change strategy.
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Eating Fried Fish May Lead to Fatal StrokesAfrican Americans consume a lot of fish in "stroke belt" states, which is a good thing, but a new study from Emory University in Atlanta finds that often times, the fish is fried; and, that may not be good for a healthy heart. -
Liberia's Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Named "Top 100 Global Thinkers"Foreign Policy magazine named Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to it's list of the "Top 100 Global Thinkers of 2010."