Alina Tvina

Dr. Alina Tvina is a Research Fellow in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). She joined MCW in August 2022 after completing her medical degree at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at MCW (2018-2022). Her work focuses on health disparities in maternal populations, molecular mechanisms of preeclampsia, and interventions for high-risk pregnancies.

• Doctor of Medicine – Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
• Residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology – Medical College of Wisconsin (2018-2022)

Dr. Tvina’s research spans maternal-fetal health, with specific emphasis on:

• Environmental factors affecting prenatal outcomes
• Management of hypertensive and diabetic conditions in pregnancy
• Genetic and autoimmune disorder impacts on maternal-fetal health
• Postpartum care optimization

Her publications highlight interdisciplinary trends in Maternal-Fetal Medicine, including epidemiological studies on preterm birth, clinical trials for smoking cessation interventions, and molecular analyses of preeclampsia. Key areas include Obstetrics, Environmental Health, Medical Ethics, and Pain Management.

• Best Residency Project Award (2021)
• Induction to Alpha Omega Alpha Society (2020)

Dr. Tvina actively contributes to medical education through lectures and workshops for students at MCW. She mentors residents on clinical research, participates in quality improvement committees, and collaborates with the Department of Physiology to investigate preeclampsia’s molecular pathways.