Hiten Mistry

Hiten Mistry, PhD is a Visiting Senior Research Fellow in Women & Children's Health with significant contributions to maternal health research. His work focuses on pregnancy complications, particularly pre-eclampsia and related conditions.

His research interests span multiple areas of maternal health including:

• Pre-Eclampsia and Eclampsia mechanisms and management
• Blood pressure disorders in pregnancy
• Oxidative stress and micronutrient status in pregnancy complications
• Urinary proteomics for diagnostic applications
• Maternal dietary patterns and outcomes

Dr. Mistry's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on systematic reviews, cohort studies, and diagnostic threshold evaluations, with particular emphasis on global health applications in regions including Kenya, Mozambique, and The Gambia. His work frequently appears in high-impact obstetrics and public health journals.

Among his notable recognitions is the Vice-Chancellor's Achievement Award received in 2020. His research has accumulated 1,343 citations, reflecting significant impact in the field.

• Vice-Chancellor's Achievement Award (2020)

Dr. Mistry has led and contributed to numerous research projects, particularly those investigating biomarkers for pre-eclampsia, selenium supplementation effects, and micronutrient status in pregnancy complications. His work with the PRECISE Network demonstrates strong international collaboration focused on improving pregnancy outcomes in resource-limited settings.