Alzheimer's disease is not just a neural degenerative disorder but a debilitating illness caused by Syndrome X. The conditions like Diabetes, Hypertension, Obesity, Hyperlipidemia, Hyperglycemia can exacerbate the pathology of AD.

After one year of PhD, I started checking h-index, citations, and mostly the number of publications from my peers, and how frequently they are publishing. It's the trap we all fall into unknowingly, while the "Publish or Perish" environment has infected each of us.

The real assets we accumulate in our life are not the materialistic wealth but the memory we create in our brain. Imagine losing all these memories just before you die, you don't even recognise yourself and loved ones. All your achievements of life vanished. #Alzheimersdisease

Excited about tomorrow's Neuroscience and Cell Biology Symposium 2025, where I will be joining online. Special thanks to the organiser- Singapore Neuroscience Association (IBRO Member) for giving me the opportunity to connect with the Neuroscientists. ibro.org/event/neurosci…

Waiting for session 4: Neuropathology, by Dr Kevin Jayraj from NUS to deliver a talk on Spatial Transcriptomics of Microglia in Ischemic Stroke.

Witnessed one of the finest test innings from young English cricketers Harry Brook and Jamie Smith, who played under difficult conditions while showing some tough character. #Historic #ENGvIND

Thinking about learning Alphafold to dissect the pathological targets in neurological conditions.

The way Akashdeep and Siraj bowled at Edgbaston, Birmingham is unmatched. What a win!!! This is Test Cricket, top-notch.

Confused with two great matches live Wimbledon can't miss any of either, so alternatively watching Jannik Sinner and Iga Świątek playing on grass.

This is going to be the biggest upset of 2025 if Jannik loses the match Wimbledon

Brain disorders and their intricate pathological mechanism are related to disturbed cellular processes in the body. So can we repair those processes once they are damaged?

Communicated a paper two days back with a high impact factor journal. Just waiting for the reviewers comments.

High impact neuroscience requires clear understanding of the basic fundamentals of brain functioning and its health.

Just completed a manuscript after 6 months, here we discussed how different proteinopathy may help in neural degeneration. We also highlighted key biomarkers to trace those misfolded/unwanted proteins and suggested few therapeutic strategies to halt protein aggregation.