Our Institutions
St. John's Medical College
St. John's College of Nursing
St. John's Allied Health Science
St. John's Medical College Hospital
St. John's Research Institute
SJMCH @Brigade Meadows
St John’s Geriatric Centre
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Projects
Neurocognitive Analysis of Low-level Arsenic Exposure and Executive Function Mediated by Brain Anomalies Among Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults in India
Nilakshi Vaidya 1 2, Bharath Holla 3, Jon Heron 4, Eesha Sharma 5, Yuning Zhang 6, Gwen Fernandes 7, Udita Iyengar 8, Alex Spiers 9, Anupa Yadav 10, Surajit Das 10, Sanjit Roy 10, Chirag K Ahuja 11, Gareth J Barker 12, Debasish Basu 13, Rose Dawn Bharath 14, Matthew Hickman 7, Sanjeev Jain 15, Kartik Kalyanram 16, Kamakshi Kartik 16, Murali Krishna 17, Ghattu Krishnaveni 18, Kalyanaraman Kumaran 18, Rebecca Kuriyan 19, Pratima Murthy 15, Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos 20, Meera Purushottam 21, Sunita Simon Kurpad 22 23, Lenin Singh 24, Roshan Singh 24, B N Subodh 13, Mireille Toledano 9 25, Henrik Walter 26, Sylvane Desrivières 6, Amit Chakrabarti 10, Vivek Benegal 2, Gunter Schumann 1 27; Consortium on Vulnerability to Externalizing Disorders and Addictions (cVEDA) Neurocognitive study linking low-level arsenic exposure to executive function deficits mediated by brain anomalies.
