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Arvinder Pal Singh Narula

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Articles 7
Citations 23
Followers 0
Related Specialties
General Medicine
Public Health
Top 10 Co-Authors
Archana Vasantrao Patil
Prakash Prabhakarrao Doke
Varsha Mahesh Vaidya
Jayashree Sachin Gothankar
Tushar Madhav Panchanadikar
Rupeshkumar Deshmukh
Girija Narendra Wagh
Nalini Ramamurty
Kirti Sharad Iyengar
Prakash P Doke
Published In
J Family Med Prim Care
PLoS One
Reprod Health
Ann Afr Med
BMJ Open
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Recent Articles
1.
Prevalence of excess screen time among secondary school children in rural India
John R, Pokale A, Chutke A, Narula A, Shinde S, Deshmukh R
J Prev Med Hyg . 2024 Feb; 64(4):E457-E462. PMID: 38379746
Introduction: Screen time has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially among children and teenagers. This has come at the expense of their healthy eating habits, physical activity and adequate amount...
2.
Relative risk of postpartum maternal morbidity among cesarean-delivered women: A multisite prospective cohort study in a large district, India
Doke P, Vaidya V, Narula A, Vasantrao Patil A, Panchanadikar T, Wagh G, et al.
J Family Med Prim Care . 2023 Mar; 11(12):7705-7712. PMID: 36994031
Introduction: Family doctors manage mild to moderate postpartum morbidities that do not receive attention. The morbidities are higher after cesareans, which are increasing in number. The aim was to calculate...
3.
Symptomatic survey of COVID-19 in the rural health and demographic surveillance site of Maharashtra, India
Gothankar J, Narula A, Patil K, Deshmukh R, Patil J, Doke P, et al.
Ann Afr Med . 2022 Oct; 21(3):180-184. PMID: 36204900
Introduction: The COVID-19 epidemic is fast-evolving and restrictions to contain it changes quickly. The secondary attack rate (SAR) indicates the infectiousness at the household level, and it provides a clue...
4.
Prevalence of preconception risk factors for adverse pregnancy outcome among women from tribal and non-tribal blocks in Nashik district, India: a cross-sectional study
Doke P, Gothankar J, Paresh Chutke A, Hemant Palkar S, Vasantrao Patil A, Dnyandeo Pore P, et al.
Reprod Health . 2022 Jul; 19(1):166. PMID: 35897076
Background: Although critical, the preconception phase in women's lives is comparatively ignored. The presence of some risk factors during this phase adversely affects the wellbeing of the woman and the...
5.
Assessment of difference in postpartum depression among caesarean and vaginally delivered women at 6-week follow-up in hospitals in Pune District, India: an observational cohort study
Doke P, Vaidya V, Narula A, Datar M, Vasantrao Patil A, Panchanadikar T, et al.
BMJ Open . 2021 Oct; 11(9):e052008. PMID: 34593503
Objectives: To compare the proportion of postpartum depression at 6 weeks among women who had caesarean delivery and women who had vaginal delivery and to assess its association with some...
6.
Risk of non-resumption of vaginal sex and dyspareunia among cesarean-delivered women
Doke P, Vaidya V, Narula A, Vasantrao Patil A, Panchanadikar T, Wagh G
J Family Med Prim Care . 2021 Sep; 10(7):2600-2607. PMID: 34568142
Context: Many women have postpartum sexual dysfunction. The mode of delivery is an important determinant. Aims: To calculate the risk ratio of non-resumption of vaginal sex and dyspareunia during the...
7.
Case based measles surveillance in Pune: evidence to guide current and future measles control and elimination efforts in India
Bose A, Jafari H, Sosler S, Narula A, Kulkarni V, Ramamurty N, et al.
PLoS One . 2014 Oct; 9(10):e108786. PMID: 25290339
Background: According to WHO estimates, 35% of global measles deaths in 2011 occurred in India. In 2013, India committed to a goal of measles elimination by 2020. Laboratory supported case...