Inguinal hernias are quite common in Sierra Leone, but untreated can have serious complications, including death. Hernia’s also have a major social impact as it can make the breadwinner to become unable to do his or her job…. Read More
Already for some time, the hygiene of City Garden Clinic has our attention: we want to improve it. The cleaners get supply regularly, a better roster for the cleaners have been made, Much effort has been put into… Read More
One of the traditional ways of treating illness in Sierra Leone is by “hot fermentation”: applying boiling hot herbs/leaves on the affected body part. Unfortunately this often does not heal the illness, but causes additional burn wounds to… Read More
Alma is a town in Midchigan, where dr Jeff Smith is also from. Many years ago, when dr ABD visited there for the first time, he met prof Hulme. Prof Hulme is a college professor and one of… Read More
Hepatitis B is a very common infection in Sierra Leon, but can have severe consequences. Hepatitis B can cause severe liver cirrhosis and even cancer of the liver. These conditions we see regular in City Garden Clinic, so… Read More
A big day for Memuna and Fatmata as they graduate as SECHN from Masanga school of healt sciences, nursing department. As representatives from City Garden Clinic, that sponsored their training, dr Erdi and Matron Martha were present. A… Read More
For little over three months we have enjoyed the presence of Plym. She is a final year medical intern from the Netherlands. She has done her final rotation in City Garden Clinic and also done research on (mis-)conceptions… Read More
This month it was the first time we received doctors from PIH Health Family Medicine Residency. Dr Amber Lin, the coordinator of the program and the first resident Trevor visited City Garden Clinic. They joined in the medical… Read More
Last Updated: June 22, 2020 by Andre Schmitz
Dr Amber returns to City Garden Clinic
The partnership with PIH (Partners in Health) in the US continues, but unfortunately due to various circumstances the residents could not join, but dr Amber came. We were very happy to see dr Amber again. She has been… Read More