About
Dr. Mahalingaiah
As an environmental reproductive epidemiologist at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a reproductive endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, Shruthi strives to build up knowledge of how factors impact health in order to promote wellness across the lifespan.
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Environmental Exposures and Toxicants
The world around us impacts our health. We investigate the relationship between environmental exposures and toxicants on health outcomes.
Reproductive and Women’s Health
The Mahalingaiah Lab strives to better understand diseases that affect women throughout the lifespan, advancing reproductive health knowledge with thorough research.
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Our team writes informative and thought-provoking blogs about environmental, reproductive, and health topics.
Menstruation should be included in heart research
By Shruthi Mahalingaiah: Just as heart health is linked with overall health, so is menstrual…
Informed conversations about periods and health are important
By Shruthi Mahalingaiah: Periods haven’t paused during the pandemic, and neither should conversations surrounding gynecologic care for…
Most common cause of female infertility remains underfunded
Guest Post for Resolve New England by Shruthi Mahalingaiah and Sasha Ottey: We’ve seen the…
The Mahalingaiah Lab hosts and participates in events that bring together experts in their field to discuss the latest innovations to improve reproductive and women’s health.
The latest press and media coverage about the Mahalingaiah Lab’s innovative research.
28ish Days Later Podcast, Day Twenty: Chemical Disruption
Shruthi shares insights on the impact of synthetic chemicals on menstrual cycles.