Amita Tuteja MRCOG, PhD (University of Melbourne) is a senior registrar in obstetrics and gynaecology with a passion to improve reproductive health services particularly for women from refugee backgrounds. Her research findings on reproductive health and contraceptive needs of refugee families from Burma post settlement in Australia have been presented at both international and national sexual health conferences. Dr Tuteja has published innovative research papers on breast cancer screening and delays in diagnosis. Subsequently, she has worked on diverse women’s health issues such as women with previous caesarean sections, menopausal symptoms in the Indian subcontinent, and relevance of CA125 and RMI in ovarian cancer screening in North India. orcid.org/0000-0003-2828-4917.
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