Ida Kathrine Gravensteen

Ida Kathrine Gravensteen is a Lecturer at the Department of Forensic Medicine, University of Oslo. Her research focuses on forensic medicine, perinatal health, and mental health outcomes in clinical populations. She has conducted studies on substance abuse in unnatural deaths, maternal mental health following stillbirth, and healthcare utilization in high-risk pregnancies. Her work bridges forensic toxicology, epidemiology, and clinical practice, with a particular emphasis on Nordic populations and international collaborative initiatives in maternal health.

Her research interests include forensic toxicology, psychiatric epidemiology, and reproductive health outcomes. She has contributed to understanding long-term psychosocial impacts of stillbirth and the clinical management of pregnancies following adverse outcomes. Her studies frequently employ prospective and retrospective cohort designs, with a focus on cross-disciplinary approaches to public health challenges.