Manna Mostaghim

Manna Mostaghim is a researcher in the Department of Health Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Her work focuses on sexual and reproductive health policy within the NHS, health equality, and pandemic preparedness with a gender lens. She collaborates with organizations like the Reproductive Justice Initiative, Abortion Rights, and has contributed to projects for UNICEF and the Welsh Government.

Her PhD dissertation examined NICE Clinical Guidance 156's impact on IVF accessibility for women with high BMI, supervised by Dr Clare Wenham, Professor Andrew Street, and Dr Cressida Auckland. She has published on care home pandemic response strategies and malaria control political economies in African countries.

Notable projects include analyzing maternal nutrition in Nepal for UNICEF and evaluating NHS Dental reforms in Wales at Bangor University. While no formal awards are listed, her research bridges legal frameworks, healthcare equity, and global health systems.

Her advisory work involves pandemic policy gender analysis and health systems reforms, with active collaborations across academia and NGOs.