Chaarushi Ahuja

Chaarushi Ahuja, MD, is a researcher affiliated with Yale School of Medicine (Yale University). Her academic background includes a BS from Duke University (2016) and an MD from Yale School of Medicine (2021). She is currently associated with the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences. Her research focuses on maternal and child health, infectious diseases in pregnancy, adolescent medicine, public health, and mental health. Notable projects include studies on alcohol use interventions during pregnancy, infectious disease management in pregnant populations, and minimally invasive surgical approaches for gynecological conditions in adolescents.

Her work also extends to public health research examining neighborhood perceptions and physical activity patterns, as well as educational initiatives in medical training. Key collaborations include projects with colleagues like Alla Vash-Margita, Emily Lee, and Kimberly Yonkers.

Publications highlight interdisciplinary efforts across obstetrics, infectious diseases, and mental health. Her contributions include case reports, clinical trial protocols, and observational studies addressing critical gaps in maternal-fetal medicine and adolescent healthcare.