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Research Trainee Program

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

Join the Online Research Trainee Program, designed to empower individuals from diverse healthcare fields, including medicine, surgery and its super/subspecialities, nursing and paramedical sciences, public health, allied health, health policy, pharmacy, physiotherapy, laboratory sciences, and more.

This is an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in systematic reviews and meta-analyses, evidence synthesis, clinical research, health data interpretation, scientific writing, and publications.

What's unique about this program?

  • Designed to guide you from idea to publication at your own pace.
  • You choose your own research question based on your interests or expertise.
  • You choose your hypothesis.
  • We support you throughout the process, from refining your research question to manuscript preparation and publication.
  • You receive personalized guidance in literature searching and screening, data extraction and analysis, manuscript development, and the journal submission process.
  • Publication timelines and journal decisions cannot be guaranteed. Manuscripts can, however, be revised in response to reviewer comments as appropriate.
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

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