Research Scientist@AIIMS | Pharmacist| Molecular Biologist | @CSIR-IGIB alumnus | works on hypoxia, mitochondria, network pharmacology, and lung disorder
Do you know how our traditional Ayurveda science helps us to understand inter-individual heterogeneity? Our latest research show how it would be
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Also featured in Pulse, @IGIBSocial's online magazine.
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@aiims_nd@moayush@AcSIR_India
I am very excited to share that a part of my Ph.D. thesis got published in Physiological Reports today.
"This study shows that the generalized approach is not fit for all where the response to a condition such as stress or treatment is concerned"
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Showcasing CSIR-IGIB Ayurgenomics Research to WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine delegates led by Dr Shyama Kuruvilla on 19th July 2022. WHO-TDR Director Dr John Reeder also participated in the discussion.
@WHO@IGIBSocial@TDRnews@1hemantkgautam@BRPrasher (1/1)
Most pts w/ #lungcancer reside in low- & middle-income countries, where incidence continues to increase. Accessibility, availability, & affordability are key domains in barriers to access of care. https://t.co/yuDbJPbO98 #ASCOEdBook#LCSM@AtishGheware@djaiims#ASCO22
I am excited to share our recent research indicating that COVID-19 mortality is driven by two distinct trajectories
# COVID-19 #Cytokine Release Syndrome-rare signature #metatranscriptome#Lung tissue
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Check out our #preprint on @researchsquare: ACE2 expression in lungs of severe COVID-19 infection: a study on minimally invasive post-mortem tissue samples
How many studies are needed before we accept that people with prior covid-19 have a robust immune Ab response to a single dose of mRNA vaccines, like the 2nd dose for those with no prior covid?
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Israel:
1.95 million vaccinated (~22% pop.)
~76% of all 60+ years old
First signs of efficacy:
2-weeks after 30% of 60+ vac., drop of 25% in % of 60+ critically ill out of all cases
Cities with higher vac. rates have fewer critically ill
But many caveats and issues
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This work by @WilenLab@chennifer_jen@StephanieEisen shows non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) dampen antibody response to #SARSCoV2 in mice. Important implications.
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