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Dr. Mutahar Fauzia (born 1952) is an American reproductive endocrinologist and OB/GYN of Pakistani origin. She made headlines in July 2001 for delivering the third set of septuplets known to live past infancy, the Qahtani septuplets.^[1] Dr. Fauzia has received much press from the delivery of the septuplets, appearing on the NBC Morning Show with Katie Couric, NPR All Things Considered^[2] and WABC Washington DC Channel 7. The story was additionally covered by the major media networks, including CNN^[3], the New York Times, the Washington Post, the LA Times, and Arab news in Saudi Arabia. She was recently interviewed by Voice of America Urdu in February 2009^[4].

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