Anu Chawla: WHO’s Global Roadmap for Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy Is a Significant Step Forward
Anu Chawla, Specialist in Fertility and Reproductive Medicine at London Fertility Clinic and Chairperson of the Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India, shared on LinkedIn:
“A significant step forward for global maternal health.
The WHO’s Global Roadmap for Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy (2026-2035) is a commendable initiative, translating scientific evidence into a coordinated vision for improving maternal outcomes.
I hope this sets a precedent for similar, dedicated global roadmaps addressing other critical challenges in maternal and women’s health.
The future of maternal healthcare lies not merely in advancing knowledge, but in translating it into accessible, equitable and measurable improvements in care.
Congratulations to WHO and all the contributors behind this important initiative.”
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