Sarojini Nadimpally

Sarojini Nadimpally is the chief functionary of SAMA— Resource Group for Women and Health in Delhi. For over three decades she has been engaged with Comprehensive Primary Health Care, issues of Gender justice, social & health equity. She has conducted research on a wide range of topics, including the ethics of reproduction, reproductive technologies, surrogacy, and the examination of bio- and genetic technologies and biomedicine, pandemics as well as haemoglobinopathies from an equity and disability justice approach. Sarojini has published over 100 articles and delivered lectures at many universities in India and abroad. She has contributed to the Mission Steering Group of India's National Health Mission to address health systems strengthening. Sarojini was also a member of the Central Ethics Committee of the Indian Council for Medical Research, helping develop the National Guidelines on Biomedical Research for Human Participants (2017). She co-organised the 2018 World Congress of Bioethics. Currently she is on the advisory patient’s panel for the British Medical Journal.