Health in Harlem is a radio talk show that airs weekly on WHCR 90.3 FM The Voice of Harlem on Thursday nights from 7-8 PM EST. The station and show are based out of Harlem, New York, a historically impoverished and medically underserved community. Health in Harlem empowers listeners to be their own health advocates through the insights provided by medical experts, curated research, and the experie
nces of both guests and members of the team. The show is hosted by Dr. Maurice Selby, an Emergency Department physician, and co-hosted by Georgio Malouf, an Emergency Medical Technician and adjunct lecturer. The shows interns include Reid Vero, Alec Naaman, Djeanane Jean-Louis, and Michael Holmes. I guarantee by the end of each show you would have learned something!! The show is streamed over the web at www.whcr.org as well as here on facebook. Mission Statement
Harlem is our community and making healthcare accessible is how we keep it thriving. We dream of a healthier Harlem, full of equality and diversity; where healthcare outcomes and health literacy will lead the ranks of New York City. Finally, our community will transcend the history of disparity and begin a future of prosperity. Specific Aims For The Show
1-Promote best medical health practices
2-Reduce the prevalence of diseases disproportionately affecting the Harlem community
3-Accelerating health literacy
4-Improve Quality of Healthcare for Harlem
