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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

List of Publications


1. Sharma S and Agarwal N. Health and nutrition concerns of women in reproductive and post reproductive years in India. Science & Culture, 2010, 76 (7-8): 267-270.

2. Tripathi P, Agarwal N and Sharan M. Assessment of Different Aspects of Stress in Adolescents. Indian Journal of Psychometry and Education, 2010, 41(2):163-164.

3. Sharma S and Agarwal N. A review on Herbs with Antidepressant Properties. International Journal of Pharmacy and Therapeutics, 2011, 2(1): 24-36.

4. Sharma S and Agarwal N. A Review on Herbs with Antihypertensive and Diuretic Properties. Pharma Science Monitor Published online, 2011:1433-1450. 

5. Sharma S, Agarwal N and Archana. Whey Protein: An Overview Of Nourishing And Health Promoting Actions. Inventi Rapid: Life Style, 2011(1) (Published on Web 13/06/2011, http://www.inventi.in/Rapid/LifeStyle/Abstract.aspx?ID=1940)
6. Agarwal N and Sharma S. Garden Cress: An untapped Environmentally Sustainable Foodstuff and Health Enhancer. International Journal of Human Development, 2011, 3(1):63-70 (http://www.serialspublications.com/contentnormal.asp?jid=551&jtype=1)
7. Sharma S, Agarwal N and Verma P. Nutritional and therapeutic implications of yoghurt. Inventi Rapid: Life Style, 2011(1) (Published on Web: 2011/10/1, http://www.inventi.in/Rapid/LifeStyle/Abstract.aspx?ID=2755)
8. Sharma S and Agarwal N. Conventional Nutrients and Antioxidants in Garden Cress Seeds (Lepidium Sativum): An Explorative and Product Development Endeavour. Inventi Rapid: Life Style, 2011(1) (Published on Web 2011/10/1, http://www.inventi.in/Rapid/LifeStyle/Abstract.aspx?ID=2752)

9. Chauhan K, Sharma S, Agarwal N, Chauhan S, Chauhan B. Lycopene of Tomato Fame: Its Role in Health & Disease. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Research and Review (Accepted) (http://globalresearchonline.net/clientpdf/Manuscripts_accepted_for_publication_in_IJPSRR.pdf).

10. Sharma S and Agarwal N. Nourishing and healing prowess of garden cress (Lepidium sativum): A review. Indian Journal of Natural Product & Resources, 2011 2(3): 292-297(http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/12728)
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