Pritish Mondal

Pritish Mondal, MD holds the rank of Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics Division of Pulmonology. His research focuses on pediatric respiratory diseases, particularly sickle cell disease and the impact of pediatricians' recommendations on vaccine acceptance. He has published extensively on topics including respiratory syncytial virus activity post-COVID-19, pediatric journal impact factors, and cross-cultural public health behaviors during pandemics.

Research Interests: Mondal’s work spans clinical pulmonology, epidemiology of respiratory infections, and pandemic-related public health strategies. His recent studies emphasize longitudinal analyses of sickle cell disease complications and the sociocultural factors influencing vaccine acceptance in pediatric populations. Methodologically, he employs cross-sectional surveys and observational studies to explore health disparities and biomedical phenomena.

Awards: He received the Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching (2023) alongside multiple colleagues, recognizing his contributions to medical education.

Key Themes in Publications: His articles consistently address post-pandemic healthcare challenges, pediatric respiratory pathophysiology, and translational research bridging clinical practice and public health policy.