New York, NY – Prominently featured in The Inner Circle, Miklos Toth, M.D. is acknowledged as an Inner Circle of Excellence Member 2025 for his contributions to Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Dr. Miklos Toth, M.D., a distinguished expert in general obstetrics and gynecology, has dedicated over 35 years to advancing women’s health and supporting underserved communities worldwide. Alongside his wife, Elena Toth, Dr. Toth founded the Millennium Health Foundation and the Miklos and Elena Toth Health Center in Uganda, Africa—delivering essential medical care and empowering local populations through grassroots initiatives.
Located about 400 km northeast of Kampala, the Toth Health Center provides general obstetrics and gynecology services, with a special focus on infectious diseases and advanced 3-D Doppler ultrasound screening. The clinic operates on the first Saturday of each month and extends its reach by providing on-site screening services to neighboring parishes. The foundation’s first community project, Elena’s Boutique, opened in July 2012 as a women’s clothing shop, fostering local economic opportunity and independence.
Dr. Toth’s pioneering research has shaped new thinking about the role of infection in pregnancy complications and introduced innovative approaches to ovarian cancer screening. His extensive contributions include 16 peer-reviewed articles and six book chapters that have informed the global medical community.
A graduate of Hungary’s medical program in 1959 and Cornell University’s medical program in 1981, Dr. Toth is an attending physician at Lenox Hospital and an active member of the American Medical Association, New York Academy of Medicine, and the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology. His humanitarian work earned him the prestigious Ellis Island Medal of Honor.
When not practicing medicine, Dr. Toth enjoys reading, boating, and serving as a flight instructor. He remains devoted to his wife, Elena, with whom he has worked side-by-side to care for thousands of patients in Uganda’s poorest regions. Looking ahead, they continue to support families and friends affected by cystic fibrosis and remain committed to empowering communities by laying the groundwork for an ownership society.
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