Associate Professor
Ritesh Mistry's global health focus is on cancer and chronic disease prevention, particularly through tobacco control and dietary practices, emphasized from policy implementation and primary care perspectives. His interests in global health equity align with the Center's themes of strengthening systems for health. Mistry's research encompasses various global health areas, including family planning, pregnancy care, adolescent health, chronic disease prevention, nutrition, and macroeconomic conditions, focusing on chronic disease prevention, especially in tobacco control and dietary practices.
