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Pooja Toshniwal Paharia's work focuses heavily on citing data and research findings within the scientific and healthcare sectors. She would likely be most responsive to pitches offering access to new, significant studies or exclusive insights into medical research, health trends, disease treatment methods, genetics-related discoveries.
Given her emphasis on citing data, she may also be interested in pitches that provide comprehensive analysis of recent scientific breakthroughs with potential real-world implications.
It is clear from the article titles that Pooja does not seem to have a specific geographic focus; instead, her coverage appears to encompass global medical research and healthcare developments.
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By: Pooja Toshniwal Paharia, Susha Cheriyedath
A study of older adults living in Sardinia's longevity-linked Blue Zone finds that daily movement, lower sedentary time, and confidence in physical and memory health are associated with fewer subjective memory concerns.
By: Pooja Toshniwal Paharia, Susha Cheriyedath
Data from more than 720,000 adults suggest that long-term consumption of artificial sweeteners may not be metabolically neutral, although researchers caution that the observational evidence remains of low certainty.
By: Susha Cheriyedath, Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
From microscopic tissue changes to a simple blood sample, researchers show how artificial intelligence can map organ-specific aging and uncover biological signatures linked to disease.
By: Susha Cheriyedath, Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
As hospitals move beyond traditional soybean oil-based nutrition, researchers are probing whether olive or fish oil formulations offer meaningful advantages for patients who depend on intravenous feeding.
By: Susha Cheriyedath, Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
As immediate-release policies put medical results directly into patients' hands, a national study examines who checks them before clinician contact and how well they believe they understand what they see.
By: Pooja Toshniwal Paharia, Susha Cheriyedath
Hundreds of AI tools are entering clinical care, but researchers traced how quickly the evidence thins out when the focus shifts from regulatory authorization to trials that measure what actually happens to patients.
By: Susha Cheriyedath, Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
From gut-primed T cells to microglial signaling and persistent gene-regulatory states, researchers map an intricate immune network that connects the brain with the rest of the body.
By: Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
A prespecified analysis of 17,604 SELECT participants found that higher baseline hsCRP was associated with greater risks of major cardiovascular events and death in people with overweight or obesity and established cardiovascular disease. Semaglutide produced rapid and sustained reductions in hsCRP, with changes emerging before substantial weight loss, although the study could not establish whether reduced inflammation directly mediated its cardiovascular benefits.
By: Pooja Toshniwal Paharia, Susha Cheriyedath
A large-scale comparison of human longevity studies reveals why some epigenetic clocks detect biological changes far more consistently than others.
By: Pooja Toshniwal Paharia, Susha Cheriyedath
A Japanese multicenter study uncovered distinct microbial and predicted functional changes in people with SUDD, offering new clues to the biology behind persistent diverticular symptoms.
