Shefali Malhotra
Class of 2023
Shefali Malhotra is a health policy researcher with a keen interest in health digitization in the Global South. She is associated with the Centre for Health Equity, Law and Policy at the Indian Law Society, where she researches the politics and governance of digital health technologies in India. Previously, she worked with the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy in New Delhi on issues surrounding health financing and health-care regulation in India. She holds a bachelor of law degree from the Symbiosis Law School in India and a master of science degree in political science from Leiden University in the Netherlands. Twitter: @sm_shefali.
The world applauds an indie filmed in Hindi
Can a government fact check be fair?
India: Former health secretary quits Lancet commission on healthcare reform, citing “corporatisation”
Life-saving procedures for those who can pay
Your souvenir as a medical tourist? A new kidney.
Doctors in India raise concerns about new mandate to prescribe generically or risk suspension
Tackling anemia will take more than iron pills
India is failing the health data challenge
Tackling the Wellness Infodemic on Social Media
India investigates alleged leak of personal data from covid vaccination database
Balancing the right to privacy with the right to know
Cesarean deliveries are rising in Rwanda. AI could reduce the risks
India’s Gig Workers
TikTok surgery reignites worries over doctors and social media
Generations in exile: Tibetans tackle an existential crisis with social media
THE HOME SHOW (PART TWO)
THE HOME SHOW (PART ONE)
Kenya tries again to digitally register all residents
How Pakistan’s community health workers use telemedicine for women’s health
Cyberattacks hold up India’s push for digitisation of health
You know who you are. Are biometrics enough to prove it
