Sanchari Sinha Dutta is a feature writer for News Medical, specializing in health and medical research. With a focus on providing accurate and informative content, Sanchari covers a wide range of topics including nutrition, pharmaceutical advancements, genetic studies, and the impact of diseases on public health.
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Sanchari Sinha Dutta's articles primarily focus on scientific and healthcare topics, particularly in health and medicine, nutrition, COVID-19, genetics, and medical research. Her coverage attributes indicate a heavy reliance on data with 92% citing data.
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Sstudy identifies how somatosensory factors, including snoring and sleep apnea, contribute to tinnitus loudness increases during naps. Researchers found temporary but measurable effects, suggesting that tensor veli palatini muscle dysfunction may play a role in these changes.
New research reveals that unprocessed red meat can be safely included in weight maintenance diets, offering a high-protein boost without compromising metabolic health.
By: Sanchari Sinha Dutta, Benedette Cuffari
Researchers examine the evolution of hepatitis E virus, which infects 20 million people annually and causes 44,000 deaths worldwide
By: Sanchari Sinha Dutta, Benedette Cuffari
New insights uncover how ovarian cancer incidence varies by subtype and geography, calling for tailored healthcare strategies to address disparities and reduce the global burden.
By: Sanchari Sinha Dutta
A new study reveals that foods marketed with protein claims often mislead consumers, as most are high in sodium, fat, and sweeteners, posing hidden health risks.
By: Lily Ramsey
While AI tools accelerate data collection, a study reveals significant inaccuracies in policy interpretation, particularly in African and Eastern Mediterranean regions.
By: Sanchari Sinha Dutta
A rare and complex avian flu strain in a child traveler reveals how globally circulating viruses are reshaping local outbreaks—and highlights critical surveillance gaps in South Asia.
Researchers provide a detailed report of the updated 2024 long COVID research index.
By: Sanchari Sinha Dutta
The study reveals a strong association between walking speed and metabolic disease risk in obesity, suggesting fast walking as a vital health intervention.
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