About
Dedicated Tutor and Researcher in Medical Physiology with a strong academic foundation and extensive expertise in core and clinical physiology, including neurocognition, memory, sleep physiology, endocrinology, autonomic function, and pharmacology. Currently serving at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence (SMVDIME), Katra, actively contributing to undergraduate medical education, laboratory training, and academic development.
Possesses a robust research background with experience in study design, physiological data acquisition (including PowerLab systems), statistical interpretation, and evidence-based analysis. Research interests span autonomic nervous system assessment, heart rate variability, neurophysiology, sleep research, and translational clinical physiology. Committed to integrating innovative research, practical laboratory skills, and concept-driven teaching to advance medical education and improve health outcomes
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Publications (20)
- Electrolyte and Acid-Base Imbalance as Early Markers of CKD: A Cluster-Based Analysis in a Rural Indian Setting Save
- Yoga vs physical activity: A comparative study of stress and sleep in young adults Save
- Risk Factors Contributing to Hepatitis C Virus Infection in Kashmir: A Meta-Analysis Save
- Renal Function in Rural India: Influence of Age, Body Mass Index, and Biochemical Parameters Save
- The Final Diagnosis: Evaluating Errors in Cause-of-Death Reporting Save
- FORMALDEHYDE AND NEUTROPHILS: UNCHANGED SEGMENTATION, UNALTERED BONE MARROW Save
- MASTERING RESEARCH WRITING: 14 ESSENTIAL STEPS TO CRAFT, PUBLISH, AND PROMOTE YOUR WORK Save
- The Clenching Effect: Neurocognitive Insights into a Boost for Visual Memory Save
- Global Patterns of Fatalities With Toxicological Detection of Novel Psychoactive Substances: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Save
- Unveiling Domestic Violence: Prevalence and Perpetrators in Rural Rajasthan Save