VedaNadhi

Research Trainee Program

Are you a student, trainee, or early-career professional in the helath sciences ?

• Join the Research Trainee Program, designed to empower individiauls from diverse healthcare fields, including medicine, surgery and its super/sub specialities, nursing and paramedical sceinces, public health, allied health, and health policy, pharmacy, physiotherapy, laboratory Sciences, and more..
• This is a uniue oppurtunity to gain hands-on experience in systematic reveiws and meta-analyses, evidence synthesis, clinical research, health data interpretation, scientific writing and publications.

Recents:
"Taste genomics and type 2 diabetes mellitus: a systematic qualitative meta-synthesis" - Vishnu Shivam, Sahana Kannan and Vishnu Harish

The current evidence suggests that genetic variations in taste receptor genes may contribute to T2DM through behavioral and metabolic mechanisms. Incorporating gustatory phenotyping with genotypic profiling could enable personalized dietary strategies and inform novel therapeutic approaches targeting taste-mediated gut signaling.

Shivam V, Kannan S, Harish V. (2025). Taste genomics and type 2 diabetes mellitus: a systematic qualitative meta-synthesis. Explor Endocr Metab Dis. 2025;2:101439.
https://doi.org/10.37349/eemd.2025.101439
Research Trainee Program
Paid Peer-Review cum Manuscript Editing services

VedaNadhi

Research &
Development

Vedanadhi actively engages in research across a broad spectrum of health sciences, inclduing:

• Medicine and Surgery, encompassing both general practice and all super- and subspecialities.
• Allied Health Sciences such as Nursing, Paramedical fields, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, and Laboratory Sciences.
• Public Health, Epidemiology, and related disciplines

Our multidisciplinary research efforts focus on evidence synthesis, clinical outcomes, and health systems to address complex healthcare challenges. We welcome colloborations across diverse specialities and professions to advance knowledge and improve patient care.

Recents:
"Meta-Analysis on the Taste Perception Genomics in COVID-19 Mediated by TAS2R38 Genotypes and Phenotypes" - Vishnu Shivam

The current evidence suggests that assessing taste phenotype status might be a valuable tool in the management of COVID-19 and similar future pandemics.

Shivam, V. (2025). Meta-Analysis on the Taste Perception Genomics in COVID-19 Mediated by TAS2R38 Genotypes and Phenotypes. Journal of Sensory Studies. 40, no. 4: e70064.
https://doi.org/10.1111/joss.70064
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