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Sowmya Jayachandran's research has investigated the association between stimulant use disorder and stroke incidence, analyzing data from a national database in the United States. Her work also addresses challenges in the detection of retinoblastoma in low- and middle-income countries, highlighting a need for improved global pediatric health strategies. Jayachandran has published two scholarly works, achieving an h-index of 1 with a total of 2 citations. Her collaborations include research with Divya Nayar, Suryansh Bajaj, and Sama Almasri, all affiliated with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with whom she shares one publication each. She remains an active researcher.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 2
- Citations: 2
Selected Publications
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Delay in Retinoblastoma Detection in LMICs: A Call to Action for Global Pediatric Health (2025)
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Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States (2024)
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- Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States
- Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States
- Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States
- Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States
- Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States
- Stimulant use disorder and the likelihood of stroke: Analysis of a national database in the United States
- Delay in Retinoblastoma Detection in LMICs: A Call to Action for Global Pediatric Health
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