About
**Dr. Hakim K. Saboowala** is a Mumbai-based independent medical scholar and academic clinician with over four decades of clinical experience (M.B.B.S., University of Bombay; M.R.S.H., London; F.F.M., UK; F.S.A.M.S. Dermatology).
His scholarly interests encompass clinical artificial intelligence, molecular medicine, neuroscience, oncology, immunology, vaccinology, precision diagnostics, pathology, and forensic medicine. He has authored and compiled numerous multidisciplinary medical monographs and scholarly publications, many of which are DOI-registered through Zenodo and indexed via ORCID and Google Scholar. His work is openly accessible through international scholarly repositories and has attracted readers from multiple countries, reflecting the international discoverability and accessibility of his scholarly contributions.
His mission is to translate complex biomedical science into concise, evidence-based publications that support clinicians, students, researchers, and other healthcare professionals worldwide.
**ORCID iD:** 0009-0005-3523-774X
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Independent Medical Scholar
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Publications (129)
- Peeking at Mitochondrial disease: History, Causes, Mechanisms, Diagnosis, Management etc. A Concise Review. Save
- What Is Ground Glass Opacity? A Concise Overview Save
- "Proteomic Approaches in Human Health": Bridging Genomics & Clinical Applications. A Concise Informatic Review. Save
- "Exploring the Emerging Role of p62/SQSTM1(an aging gene) in Aging & Age associated Pathologies." Save
- "Exploring the Spectrum of Viral escapology at Molecular Level: A fascinating area of immunology." Save
- "Unveiling the Molecular Dance Behind CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE" Save
- "What is Horvath's/Epigenetic Clock? Understanding the first-ever accurate Age Predictor…" Save
- "What is Organ-on-a-Chip?"- A Promising Technology for Pharmaceutical Analysis & New Drug Development. Save
- A Genotype-driven Approach, to identify a Disorder of VEXAS (Vacuoles, E1enzyme,X-linked, Autoinflammatory, Somatic) Syndrome. A Comprehensive Review., Save
- A Glance at "The Recent Implications for Mitophagy in Human Diseases and normal Physiology." Save