I'm an Indian biologist-turned science journalist and an Assistant Editor at The Scientist.
In nearly three years as a science journalist, I have authored more than 150 articles, which have appeared in Scientific American, Knowable Magazine, New Scientist, Live Science, and The Hindu among others. More about me.
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A gut microbe secretes macrophage-targeting factors, rendering the intestinal layer vulnerable to ulcerative colitis, offering a potential therapeutic avenue.
Why Do Some People Like Spicy Food?
The Scientist
Individual preferences for piquant foods vary due to factors like capsaicin receptor sensitivity, personality traits, and cultural and social conditioning.
Proteomics helped uncover molecular signatures of multiple sclerosis up to seven years before symptom onset, paving the way for earlier diagnosis and treatment.
A complete list of my published articles is here.