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In a large, well-characterized prospective cohort of American Indians, we found that LTL significantly predicts incidence and progression of carotid atherosclerosis, independent of established cardiovascular risk factors including diabetes and hypertension.

When we analyzed the relative expression of CYP3A43 and CYP3A4 in a larger set of 40 human brain autopsy tissues from the Indian population, we found that unlike the liver [16], CYP3A43 and CYP3A4 were expressed in equal amounts.

Upon screening the mtDNA of 5,836 individuals belonging to 104 distinct ethnic populations of the Indian subcontinent, we found 54 individuals with the HVS-I motif that defines the R8 haplogroup.

In our study, from North Indian population we found significant increase in CSF p-Tau levels in AD compared with NAD or other subjects.

In this survey conducted in a private Indian emergency department, we found the primary reason for signing out AMA was difficulty paying for acute medical care.

Looking at sales data for an Indian online marketplace, we found a significant shift from cash towards non-cash transactions in the aftermath of demonetization, with transaction value up by 93%, and transaction volume up 84%.

Conclusions In this multicentre randomised controlled trial among ART naïve patients initiating first line ART within the Indian national programme, we found no significant effect of the mobile phone intervention on either time to virological failure or ART adherence at the end of two years of therapy.

In the forests of the Indian peninsula we find a fair reflection of the vegetation of the entire globe.

But underneath where the plow hadn't reached, we found Indian material.

The only exception was the Indian sample in which we found a second factor that included only the inverse item (i.e., item r10 negative affect).

Using the SRQ (a tool that has been validated in other Indian studies [ 6- 10]) we found the population had been exposed to high levels of violence [ 2] which resulted in one third of the respondents suffering from psychological distress and considering suicide.