Research at MIHM

Global evidence highlights the benefits of midwife-led care in improving maternal and neonatal health—including significant reduction in Caesarean sections, maternal and neonatal deaths, stillbirths and invasive medical interventions.

Access to preventive and promotive healthcare remains a persistent challenge in rural India, where geographic barriers, limited infrastructure, and low health literacy leave large sections of the population underserved.

Private equity (PE) firms increasingly use “buy-and-build” strategies, where a main platform company acquires smaller add-ons in the same sector. This approach has grown from 20% of PE deals in 2016 to over 50% in 2022, and the practice has become increasingly common in the United States

Global evidence highlights the benefits of midwife-led care in improving maternal and neonatal health—including significant reduction in Caesarean sections, maternal and neonatal deaths, stillbirths and invasive medical interventions.

Global evidence highlights the benefits of midwife-led care in improving maternal and neonatal health—including significant reduction in Caesarean sections, maternal and neonatal deaths, stillbirths and invasive medical interventions.

India has made significant progress in improving healthcare through concerted efforts at national level, yet women across the nation continue to face persistent challenges that affect their access and experience of healthcare.

Wastewater and Environmental Surveillance (WES) is a method of monitoring pathogens in community wastewater that is emerging as a crucial public health tool for disease surveillance.

India’s National Health mission engages close to one million Accredited Social Health Activists, popularly known as ASHAs.

Antimicrobial resistance poses a grave health concern, particularly in Low- and Middle-Income group nations with the countries bearing the burden of numerous drug-resistant pathogens.