Benedikte Victoria Lindskog

Benedikte Victoria Lindskog is an Associate Professor in Medical Anthropology at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) and serves as a senior researcher in three externally funded projects:

• The MiPreg Study (maternity care for migrant women)
• The PRESHA Study (preventing hypertensive complications in pregnancy)
• ARC-project Mongolian Medicine (multispecies knowledge transmission)

Her research bridges cultural anthropology with global health frameworks, focusing on ritual practices, environmental health, and reproductive care in Inner Asia and migratory contexts. Publications highlight ethnographic fieldwork in Mongolia, examining socio-cultural dynamics of health and ecological interactions.

Key themes across her academic output include ritualized ecological practices, cross-cultural health systems, and the interplay between tradition and modernity in reproductive healthcare. Grants from these projects support interdisciplinary collaborations with institutions like the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital.