Anusha Mathew

Anusha Mathew, BAMS, MPH
Ayurveda Clinician | Public Health Professional | Researcher | Yoga Practitioner

Anusha Mathew is a dedicated Ayurveda clinician and public health professional, committed to integrating traditional healing with modern healthcare. With a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) from KMCT Ayurveda Medical College and a Master’s in Public Health from Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences—where she graduated with first rank and distinction—she bridges ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with contemporary health research and policies.

With three years of clinical experience at Sreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Eye Hospital and Research Centre, Anusha specialized in gynecological care, non-communicable diseases, and holistic wellness treatments. She emphasizes Ayurveda’s role in women’s health, offering personalized treatments for menstrual health, fertility, and postpartum care. Her approach incorporates Panchakarma therapies, herbal medicine, and yoga-based interventions to enhance overall well-being.

Beyond clinical practice, Anusha is an avid researcher with a keen interest in public health interventions. Her work includes studies on cognitive impairment in rural elderly populations, health behavior patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the disposal of medical waste in community settings. She has presented her research at international conferences and actively contributed to public health initiatives, such as tuberculosis surveillance and dengue fever monitoring.

Anusha’s expertise extends to healthcare quality management, epidemiological research, and health education. She is passionate about promoting Ayurveda’s evidence-based applications in preventive medicine and holistic healing. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, she continues to advocate for an integrative healthcare model that unites traditional wisdom with scientific advancements to foster healthier communities.