Shalini sweta

• Senior Consultant, Gynecology & Obstetrics at Patna Women’s Hospital, Bihar (2012 - Present)
• Former Consultant, Maternal Health & High-Risk Pregnancy Specialist at Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (IGIMS), Patna (2007 - 2012)
• Resident Doctor, Obstetrics & Gynecology at SCB Medical College, Cuttack (2005 - 2007)

• "Impact of Lifestyle Changes on Female Reproductive Health" – Published in the Indian Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics (2018)
• "Advancements in Infertility Treatment: A Holistic Approach" – Presented at the National Conference on Women’s Health (2019)
• Lead researcher in a government-funded study on Reducing Maternal Mortality Rates in Rural Bihar (2021)
• Contributed to WHO research on Menstrual Health & Hygiene Awareness Programs in India (2022)

Best Gynecologist Award" – Bihar Medical Association (2020)
🏆 "Excellence in Women’s Healthcare Research" – Indian Medical Council (2019)
🏆 Recognized among the "Top 10 Gynecologists in Bihar" by Medical Today Magazine (2022)
🏆 Honored by the Health Ministry for contributions to Maternal Healthcare & Rural Outreach Programs (2023)

Dr. Shalini Sweta is a highly respected gynecologist and obstetrician, known for her contributions to maternal healthcare, infertility treatments, and reproductive health research. With over 18 years of experience, she has been instrumental in advancing women’s health awareness, prenatal care, and high-risk pregnancy management in Bihar. Her research focuses on reducing maternal mortality rates, improving infertility treatments, and advocating for menstrual health awareness. Her widely recognized study, "Impact of Lifestyle Changes on Female Reproductive Health," published in the Indian Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics (2018), explored the effects of dietary habits, stress, and physical activity on fertility and menstrual disorders.

Dr. Sweta has also been a key contributor to national and international research. Her study, "Advancements in Infertility Treatment: A Holistic Approach," presented at the National Conference on Women’s Health (2019), emphasized new advancements in reproductive medicine, including hormonal therapies and IVF success rates. She played a pivotal role in a government-funded project (2021) aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates in rural Bihar, introducing preventive measures, early screening programs, and improved maternal healthcare access. In 2022, she collaborated with the World Health Organization (WHO) on a Menstrual Health & Hygiene Awareness Program in India, addressing taboos and accessibility issues related to menstrual hygiene products in underprivileged communities.