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Dr Hiramalini Seshadri

Dr Hiramalini Seshadri is a physician, author and advocate for integrated healthcare. A gold medallist from Christian Medical College, Vellore, she later specialised in rheumatology and became the first Indian woman nominated to the British Society for Rheumatology. She has authored eight books, written extensively on healthcare and spirituality, and devoted years to free medical service. She now teaches at SMSIMSR.

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