Living with amputations is challenging. It’s hard enough to need to re-learn locomotion and other natural habits. Amputees also struggle with acceptance and inclusion in society. Prostheses tackle both problems, making them one of the most potent coping systems for amputees today. However, the prosthesis market largely excludes Africans. The World Health organization estimates 30 million
Meet John Amanam, The Pioneer Of Pan-African Prosthetics (images)
