Nirantharakumar

@Nirantharakumar

Health Data Scientist and Public Health Physician

Birmingham, England Joined October 2013

415 Following 535 Followers 1K Posts

Latest posts 5

Nirantharakumar @Nirantharakumar Oct 9, 2024

Great privilege to have been a colleague, friend and supervisor to the one and only @JohtChandan, a doctor, policeman and humble human. Fortunate to supervise his PhD.

Uni of Birmingham @unibirmingham Oct 9, 2024

Many congratulations to Professor Joht Singh Chandan (@JohtChandan) who has become the youngest UK clinical professor.
Prof Chandan is believed to have become the youngest medical professor in the UK at the age of 32.
Learn more about his fascinating story birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/birm…

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Nirantharakumar @Nirantharakumar Jul 21, 2024

Wonderful to be part of the graduation day where three amazing people @IngLee17 @TiffanyGooden3 and Kumarendran were awarded their PhD. All leaning towards joint public health and academic career.

Nirantharakumar @Nirantharakumar Apr 28, 2024

Great to see #mumpredict at the @BMFMSNews conference. Inclusive research by our diverse team! Couldn’t be any better example of team science

Stephanie Hanley, PhD @shanley29 Apr 27, 2024

A privilege to present #mumpredict qualitative work at @BMFMSNews. We have the best team! ⭐️

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Nirantharakumar @Nirantharakumar Apr 12, 2024

Absolutely agree. So much talents are wasted because of traditional academic pathways and micromanagement. Well done on your leadership @drpunith . Can you be my line manager? 😄

Punith Kempegowda @drpunith Apr 11, 2024

I strongly believe we should ditch micromanagement if we want to develop #FutureLeaders!

Instead, empower #earlycareers so much that they can design & deliver workshops independently with minimal supervision.

#leadership #Mentorship

@UoBMBChB @UoB_IAHR @FMLM_UK @tasme_uk
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Nirantharakumar @Nirantharakumar Mar 5, 2024

A thorough examination of the adverse effect of autoimmune conditions on pregnancy outcomes by @meghasingh_16

BMC Medicine @BMCMedicine Mar 5, 2024

Umbrella review by Megha Singh et al. finds that pregnant women with autoimmune conditions are at a greater risk of developing adverse pregnancy outcomes.
@Nirantharakumar @StevenWambua @IngLee17 @meghasingh_16

Read it here:
bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
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