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The Brief That Nobody Reads

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By Aditi Mathur Kumar
| Medium
The Brief That Nobody Reads And why the most important document in advertising is also its most ignored one. I started a new Substack publication dedicated to my take on Advertising in India last week, and I almost named it“The Brief.” That’s how important a brief is for Advertising. And yet, the brief [i.e., the document every campaign begins with] is also the one almost nobody actually finishes reading.
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Influence of serum adiponectin on baseline albuminuria and subsequent decline in eGFR in African Americans: The Jackson Heart Study

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By Mohit Agarwal, Prakrati C. Acharya, Aditi Mathur Kumar
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Agarwal M, Acharya PC, Kumar A, Sohail N, Juncos LA, Young BA (2025) Influence of serum adiponectin on baseline albuminuria and subsequent decline in eGFR in African Americans: The Jackson Heart Study. PLoS One 20(11): e0335611.
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Cup Noodles, Rollercoasters, and Geopolitics

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By Aditi Mathur Kumar
| Medium
I have been writing about travelling with kids for a long loooong time now. So naturally, I was confident that I had mastered the art of traveling with a toddler. Snack arsenal? Check. Stroller that could double as a luggage carrier? Check. A hundred games and activities for when we're in transit? Check and check. Infinite patience? Well, almost. But traveling with a teenager? That proved to be a whole new ball game for me.
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