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Good science is addictive. All tweets personal.
Vellore, India
Joined October 2013
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From a remote village in Madhya Pradesh to becoming an Associate Professor at @IISERPune and an @EMBO Global Investigator Network awardee, @Krishanpal_K’s journey is one of resilience, curiosity, and determination against the odds.
Read his inspiring story by @KadambiNetra- buff.ly/zqQl2bw
@DBTIndia @SiddhrthKnkaria
Very happy that @doctorsoumya 's many contributions are being recognised by the Royal Society. She is a leader in health, nutrition, agriculture, policy and so much more .. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
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Not because it was easy.
But because they found ways to continue.
Read the full story by Bharti Dharapuram on our website.
Link: rukhmabai.com/the-long-haul-…
#WomenInScience #ChronicIllness #AcademiaLife #WomenInSTEM #InvisibleIllness #STEMStories (2/2)
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Nobody talks about chronic illness in academia.
The pain. The uncertainty. The breaks. The comebacks.
These women built labs, finished PhDs, and led research — while navigating cancer, autoimmune diseases, and mental health challenges. (1/2)
Consistent, collaborative effort to build higher quality research in India. There should be more such endeavours beyond oncology!!
And the @credoworkshop is GO! #CREDO2026 workshop on training in research methods
85 participants and 49 faculty from 16 countries
@CancerGridIndia @ASCO @AACR @StJude @iaeaorg @MRCCTU @EORTC @theNCI @KingsCollegeLon
Diarrhoea has consequences throughout life-specially when infections happen in early life and often. Knowing what causes diarrhoea, where and how often helps us understand what health systems need to be able to do to prevent enteric infections and test them.
Reimagining what sustainable, impactful Diarrheal Surveillance looks like. Looking forward to three days of learning.
@GKangInd @cmcvelloreoff
"Human Beings Don't Live Inside Spreadsheets" neosciencehub.com/human-bein…
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From being rarely seen to leading research — progress is real. But visibility in everyday spaces still matters.
Bring women in STEM into daily view with the Rukhmabai Calendar 2026.
Order now
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#WomenInSTEM #RukhmabaiCalendar2026 #NewYear2026
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nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Rotavac vaccine, rolled out in 2016, shows 54% real-world effectiveness against severe rotavirus diarrhea in kids under 5. Reduced rotavirus positivity by >50% in infants/toddlers, with indirect benefits for older children.
This story features colleagues and friends who seek to do the best they can for as much patients as possible. Funding agencies supporting them in this mission help develop evidence that can be widely shared. bloomberg.com/features/2025-…
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The review by @GKangInd and @DuncanSteele8 describes geographic disparities impacting oral vaccine performance.
academic.oup.com/cei/article…
When past history is better than biomarkers and AI can predict multiple future morbidities--speaks to power of annotated data and biobanks and AI. So much more to learn. Which diseases will you have in 20 years? This AI accurately predicts your risks nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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My tribute to #Chennai, the city I live in! Where women have led pioneering movements to address societal needs. @mssrf @TheHinduComment @thebetterindia @unwomenindia thehindu.com/news/cities/che…
Glad to see Molbio's products being used in more places. Diagnostics essential for TB, but cost of testing is a barrier in many countries.
TB Elimination: India-Philippines Health Collaboration Deploys Molbio Diagnostics Innovations sahyadristartups.com/news/tb… via @Sahyadri Startups
I was fascinated by triatomine bugs & their way of transmitting disease as a medical student. Now, this work highlights the importance of surveillance in humans & animals.
A ‘tropical’ disease is spreading in American wildlife statnews.com/2025/08/08/chag… via @statnews
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Check out my latest article: How unique motivations shaped lasting institutions in Indian medicine linkedin.com/pulse/how-uniqu… via @LinkedIn
@OffCMCVellore @GKangInd
Two lady doctors, a vicereine, and a princess: The women behind four historic medical colleges in India nmji.in/two-lady-doctors-a-v… Wonderful work from @MitraSiuli and Reena George @OffCMCVellore
Congrats to Somalia for introducing rotavirus and pneumonia vaccines nationwide. Rotavirus is a leading cause of diarrheal deaths in young children. This rollout brings us closer to a future where all children are protected from these preventable diseases. rb.gy/21b02q
