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PubMed PMC Systematic Review
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(7) · 2025
Short V/S Standard-Length Implants: A Systematic Review on Clinical Outcomes and Success Rates
Piyush Javiya, Mitra Esmaili, Jay Soni, Neelam Chandwani, Neelima Chowdary...
PMID
41170069
PubMed PMC Original Article
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(8) · 2025
The Role of Growth Factors in Accelerating Osseointegration of Dental Implants
Neelam Chandwani, Preet Nigotia, Sandeep Kumar Jain, Nilesh Joshi...
PMID
41393465
PubMed PMC surgery
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(3) · 2026
Patient satisfaction and anxiety levels in day-care laparoscopic surgeries: a questionnaire correlated with recovery outcomes
Aydeep Dinesh Nagar, Midha Mehmood Shaikh, Arti Kasulkar, Mukul Singh, Gourav Singh Shekhawat
PMID
42145393
PubMed PMC surgery
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(3) · 2026
Knowledge, attitude, and practice towards preoperative fasting: a mixed-method study with postoperative complication correlation
Mohammed Mushthaque Muzammil, Siddiqui R A, Gourav Singh Shekhawat
PMID
42282324
PubMed PMC surgery
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(3) · 2026
Postoperative pain and satisfaction with multimodal analgesia: questionnaire and chart-review study
Leander Pradeep James, Sanathraj Patlu Devaraj, Harsh V Salankar
PMID
42282292
PubMed PMC Cardiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(9) · 2025
Analytical study on cardiovascular implications of remote work, sedentary behavior and stress
Biswarup Biswajit Chatterjee, Saranya Kuppusamy, Moe Thidar Aung...
PMID
41466663
PubMed PMC Cardiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(9) · 2025
Observational cohort study on physical activity patterns and coronary artery calcification among middle-aged adults
Baishali Biswajit Chatterjee, Iqraa Jalil, Yogesh S
PMID
41466664
PubMed PMC Cardiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Medication adherence and lifestyle modification in hypertensive patients: questionnaire study with blood pressure control correlation
Kumaran Ottilingam Ravindran, Saifudheen Muhammeds Ali, Shilpa Hajare
PMID
42282359
PubMed PMC Cardiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Patient perception of quality of life post-angioplasty: questionnaire-based survey with follow-up echocardiography data
Sanathraj Patlu Devaraj, Moha Merazul Ashekin, Bhawana Birud, Amina Misbah, Saravenensandeep V Pathmanathan
PMID
42282397
PubMed PMC Cardiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Awareness and practices of cardiovascular risk prevention among diabetics: survey findings correlated with lipid and HbA1c levels
Nandita Tallam, Harshitha Kumar, Sneha Parve, Kiran Tawalare, Aswathy T Menon, Pranathi Danda, Gourav Singh Shekhawat
PMID
42282431
PubMed PMC Prospective Study
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(8) · 2025
Preventive health screenings in early detection of type 2 diabetes: A prospective study
Akhshayaa Gunasekaran, Deepika Muthu, Shaheed Shaik, Gopikrishnan...
PMID
41393459
PubMed PMC Cross-Sectional
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(7) · 2025
Prevalence and risk factors of subclinical hypothyroidism in postmenopausal women: A cross-sectional study
Chakresh Jain, Nishi Mishra, Sarita Singh, Arunendra Nirat
PMID
41170120
PubMed PMC Internal medicine
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Perception of adverse drug reactions and self-reported experiences: questionnaire survey with pharmacovigilance data correlation
Adithi Umesh Basappa, Nandita Tallam, Riyaz Siddiqui, Dhivya Mohan, Manish Ramesh Bhise, Aisha Mohammed Kutty
PMID
42282311
Internal medicine
Awareness of lifestyle modification in metabolic syndrome: a mixed-method survey with biochemical parameter correlation
PubMed PMC
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Patient-reported outcomes and quality of life following total knee replacement: a questionnaire and functional assessment study:
Avinash Nachkunte1, Mustafa Al-Jaafar2, Amruta Dashputra3,*
PMID
42282336
PubMed PMC
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Awareness, attitudes, and practices regarding osteoporosis prevention among postmenopausal women: a mixed-method survey with DEXA correlation
Mukul Singh 1 , Sanjay M. Walulkar 2, *
PMID
42282291
PubMed PMC
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Pain perception and satisfaction with conservative versus surgical management of low back pain: a questionnaire-based comparative study
Mohd Merazul Ashekin1, Hemajit Das2, Vidula Gowardhan3 , Mustafa AI-Jaafar 4,*
PMID
42282303
PubMed PMC Radiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(9) · 2025
Retrospective analysis of incidental pulmonary nodules detected on routine chest CT scans
Mimithira Thiyagarajan, Sudeeshna Thiyagarajan, Shaheed Shaik...
PMID
41466637
PubMed PMC Radiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(9) · 2025
Comparison of transient elastography data among diabetic and non-diabetics: A study from teritiary health care centre
Rohith Kunnath, Satheesh A Vasudevan, Sneha M Nair...
PMID
41466617
PubMed PMC Radiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Patient knowledge and acceptance of radiation safety measures: a survey correlated with actual exposure records
Avinash Nachkunte Lakshmipathy, Zainab Haider Khan, Madhur Gupta, Aisha Mohammed Kutty, Gourav Singh Shekhawat
PMID
42282400
PubMed PMC Radiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Satisfaction with ultrasound-guided procedures among patients: questionnaire findings and correlation with complication rates
Bhagya Sree Velamala, Zainab Haider Khan, R A Siddiqui, Aisha Mohammed Kutty
PMID
42282334
PubMed PMC Radiology
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Awareness and perceptions of contrast-induced nephropathy: questionnaire study with retrospective review of renal function outcomes
Avinash Nachkunte Lakshmipathy, Zainab Haider Khan, Madhur Gupta, Aisha Mohammed Kutty, Gourav Singh Shekhawat
PMID
42282400
PubMed PMC Paediatrics
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(9) · 2025
Analytical study on childhood obesity and its association with parental lifestyle behaviors in family medicine clinics
Akhshayaa Gunasekaran, Gayathri Kizhumuri Rajan, Ashok Nimmakanty...
PMID
41466620
PubMed PMC Cross-Sectional
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(10) · 2025
Dietary factors and prevalence of overweight and obesity among medical students in Kancheepuram
Surya Senthil, Bethamcherla Bala Chandrudu, R Naveen Shyam Sundar...
PMID
41623764
PubMed PMC Paediatrics
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Parent awareness and acceptance of routine childhood immunizations: a questionnaire correlated with vaccination status
Jeevitha Shetty Solur Venkatesh, Leena Balpande
PMID
42282284
PubMed PMC Paediatrics
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Knowledge, attitude, and practice on nutritional practices among mothers of under-five children: survey with anthropometric correlation
Kanchan, Aisha Mohammed Kutty, Ujjwala Dehankar, Usha Sanjay Shende, Sai Vanniappan Meenakshi Sundaram
PMID
442282306
PubMed PMC Paediatrics
Bioinformation · Vol. 22(4) · 2026
Caregiver perception of asthma control and quality of life in children: questionnaire with spirometry correlation
Adithi Umesh Basappa, Madhavi S Walulkar
PMID
42282413
PubMed PMC Case Report
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(8) · 2025
Acute lung injury and respiratory failure following ammonia gas inhalation: A case report
Sucheta Aurora, Shahid Patel, Girija Nair, Nikhil Sarangdhar
PMID
41393430
PubMed PMC Cross-Sectional
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(10) · 2025
Out-of-pocket expenditure among patients receiving plastic surgery care at an emergency department
Surya Senthil, Sailesh I S Kumar, Madhumitha Palaniappan...
PMID
41623820
PubMed PMC Case Report
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(7) · 2025
A typical presentation of AMSAN variant of Guillain-Barré syndrome in an elderly female with multisystem involvement
Pratap Singh Sekhon, Manish Pendse, Neha Momale
PMID
41170040
PubMed PMC Neurology
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(9) · 2025
Cross-sectional analysis of gut microbiome diversity with progression of Alzheimer's disease
Prashant Sundeep Gupta, Vedanth Mayakrishna Padmakumar, Omar Imtiaz Usmani
PMID
41466681
PubMed PMC Retrospective Study
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(10) · 2025
Prevalence and risk factors for drug-induced cutaneous reactions among hospitalised patients
Vineet Kumar Sahu, Supriya Shakya, Anshuli Trivedi, Durgesh Sonare
PMID
41623832
PubMed PMC Cross Sectional
Bioinformation · Vol. 21(11) · 2025
Analytical study on metabolic syndrome and psoriasis severity: A cross sectional study
Amirtha Varshine N. Krishnan, Achal Ganiga Lingaraj, Amir Kammoun...
PMID
41657612
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Dr. Prashanth Arumugam
MD Physiologist | Senior Consultant, ESIC Medical College

There’s a common misconception I keep hearing from doctors.
“Which index should I focus on? PubMed, Scopus, Embase, or Google Scholar?”

The truth is you can work with any of them.
Because research is not defined by the database it sits in but the quality.

In real practice, what matters is simple:
Did you do genuine research?
Is the methodology clear?
Is it ethically sound?
Is it publishable in a peer-reviewed environment?

If the answer is yes, the indexing system becomes a pathway not a limitation.
PubMed, Scopus, Embase, Google Scholar are all platforms that help your work reach visibility.

The problem starts when doctors overthink indexing before they even start writing.
You don’t choose the index first.
You focus on the work first, then the journal & index follow.

Research is not about chasing labels, it's about surviving till the peer reviews.
That’s the part most people miss..

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Dr. Gaurav Mittal
MBBS | Co-Founder, IR | Co-Founder, Medibrains Foundation

One of the PG Seniors pinged me late last night.
And what she told me was disastrous.. 90 days to thesis submission..
Supervisor unreachable for three weeks.. The worst part was the Methodology section, she hadn't started it.. She asked me,"Is it too late?"
I told her: NO, only if we start it from start..tonight....
our team at Ingenious Research Centre for Medical Research will help in a structured way under the guidance of Dr. Prashanth Arumugam
Here's what the next 90 days looked like: Week 1–2:
Thesis audit: We identified exactly where the gaps were.
Research question, study design, literature review structure, all these sections needed re-work
It wasn’t the worst attempt as I have already seen worse situations then this..
Week 3–4: Research plan executed.. Study design confirmed. Methodology section written with her.
After each & every part re-done, it was explained & then documented..
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Literature review, data chapter, discussion chapter wise chapter. Every draft was reviewed carefully & once again.
Every comment was explained for learning perspective & so that she doesn’t get blank..
Week 11–12:
Viva preparation. Mock questions. Her answers.
My feedback. Back and forth until she could explain every methodological choice without notes. Week 13:
Thesis submitted. Two weeks after submission, she messaged again.
"Viva done. Passed. No major corrections. They asked me three methodology questions. I answered all of them..

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