Clinical Services

A Simple Guide to Iron Deficiency

Iron deficiency is incredibly common, but because the symptoms creep up slowly, many people just mistake it for regular tiredness.

RESUMPTION OF MATERNITY AND SURGICAL WING CONSTRUCTION

Stroke: How to Spot a Stroke Immediately

When the brain does not get oxygen, brain cells begin to die within minutes. This is why knowing the signs of a stroke can quite literally save a life.

What Do Your Kidneys Do? 3 Ways to Protect Your Body's Filters

When kidneys get damaged, waste builds up in your blood and can make you very sick.

Breathing Easy: Managing Your Asthma Triggers

Asthma is a condition that causes the airways in your lungs to swell up and narrow, making it hard to breathe. While there is no permanent cure for asthma, it can be managed so well that it never holds you back from an active life.

Understanding Angina: A Warning Sign from Your Heart

A Tiny Fighter: The Story of Adrian Blessings

When Ruth Awino walked into St. Paul's Mission Hospital on 17th March 2026 at 32 weeks gestation, the odds were already stacked against her unborn child. What followed over the next several weeks would become not just a personal triumph for one family, but a landmark moment for the hospital — the first successful case from our newly established Newborn Unit.

Building the Future: SPMH Lays the Foundation for a New Surgical and Maternity Wing

The construction of this dedicated wing marks the next phase in the hospital’s clinical expansion, following its recent achievement of Level 4 accreditation and the launch of a Newborn Unit and High Dependency Unit (HDU).