During Marilynn’s internship in a gynaecological clinic, there was a woman who had been struggling with infertility and finally got pregnant. More than that, she was expecting twins. She became a precious person, a kind of case study and was not to be let out of sight, said the supervising consultant doctor. Finally, after the […]
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Currently, there are roughly 33 neurosurgeons in Kenya. That’s at most one neurosurgeon per 1.45 million people. And so it should be a big deal when a new neurosurgeon qualifies to join the profession; balloons and non-alcoholic champagne in this case because Dr Omar Ahmed Abdirahman is the newest entrant, after successfully completing his Masters […]
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Dr. Susan Karanja Among the Only Three Female Neurosurgeons in Kenya Susan was born in Nairobi and grew in Kikuyu. She attended Consolata Primary School, went on to Precious Blood High Riruta and finally to University of Nairobi to study medicine. She pursued her masters in neurosurgery in South Africa. Susan had a good childhood […]
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