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Monali Goswami

Datos Biográficos

ID106831
NOMBREMonali Goswami
NOMBRESMonali
APELLIDOGoswami
FIRMAGOSWAMI M
AFILIACIONESUniversity of Calcutta
ORCID0000-0001-8435-8779
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS18
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR18
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2009
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2025
ÍNDICE H0
  • How do age and sex influence pain threshold and tolerance among Santal tribal people living in West Bengal, India

    Open Access•Arghya Santra, Subrata Roy et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2025•Referencias: 52

    The perception of pain, encompassing pain threshold and tolerance levels, is a complex phenomenon influenced by biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors. Notably, age and sex have consistently emerged as pivotal determinants in modulating pain perception. The study aimed to examine age and sex differences in pain threshold and tolerance levels. Furthermore, it delved into exploring whether age-related differences in pain threshold and…

  • The relative contributions of illness perceptions, characteristics of pain, and socio-demographic factors to treatment-seeking behavior in musculoskeletal pain

    Arghya Santra, Subrata Roy et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Behavior in the…•2025•Referencias: 49

  • Understanding the role of ethnicity, age, sex and obesity on foot morphology

    Open Access•Nairrita Bhattacharjee, Suvendu Maji et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2024

    The morphology of the human foot varies considerably due to the combined effects of heredity, culture, lifestyle, nutrition and climatic factors, and these have anthropological, clinical and forensic importance. The shape of the foot has been of great interest to numerous authors because of its variability and its importance from both the morphological and functional points of view. Foot morphology determines the size and shape of feet or footpri…

  • Do maternal obstetric morbidity and its concomitants differ between sedente and migrant groups? The case of the Oraon populations of Eastern India

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Biosocial Science•2023

    The state of pregnancy and child birth is a stretch of intense vulnerability and incurs reproductive cost, which is governed within a specific socio-ecological context. We asked in our research whether the obstetric morbidities at three stages: antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum, and their concomitants differed significantly between sedente and migrant populations. 403 Oraon indigenous women [203 sedente and 200 migrants] living in Eastern In…

  • Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) among young adult women

    Open Access•Titas Ghosh, Baidyanath Pal et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2023

    Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders which affect women in a significant manner worldwide. India has witnessed an about 30% rise in PCOS cases in the last couple of years. PCOS has a strong association with many comorbidities with its long-term metabolic as well as other consequences. Thus, it has recently been recognized as a significant public health issue. This review paper is an attempt to reveal th…

  • Health issues of the indigenous communities with special reference to the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) of Odisha

    Open Access•Priyanka Kanrar, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2023

    As India is a country in epidemiological transition, the indigenous populations agonise from a dual burden of illnesses, including undernutrition, infectious diseases and lifestyle-related issues like hypertension, obesity and diabetes. Few concrete efforts have been made to understand these emerging public health problems with emphasis on the indigenous populations living in this country. This review paper focuses on the epidemiological transiti…

  • Do contrasting socio‐ecological conditions bring difference in premenstrual syndrome and its concomitants? A sedente‐migrant comparative study from Eastern India

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•American Journal of Human Biology•2023

    OBJECTIVES: We asked in our research whether the premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and its concomitants, differ between "sedente" and "migrant" populations hailing from the same ethnic group, owing to their living in contrasting socio-ecological conditions. METHODS: A total of 501 Oraon adolescents (sedente: 200, migrant: 301) were studied. Data on PMS was reported retrospectively using a list of 29 standard symptoms. Principal component analysis (PCA)…

  • Do vasomotor and genitourinary symptoms of menopause vary between sedente and migrant groups? A study on the Oraon tribal populations of Eastern India

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•American Journal of Human Biology•2022

    OBJECTIVES: Human reproductive characteristics are embedded within local ecological contexts. A shift in the local ecology is likely to offer challenges in reproductive outcome. We aimed to investigate sedente-migrant variation in experiencing vasomotor and genitourinary symptoms at perimenopausal and postmenopausal stages and its concomitants. METHODS: Four hundred Oraon tribal populations living in Eastern India (sedente [100 each from perimeno…

  • Association of sociodemographic variables with nutritional status among the college girls of Howrah, West Bengal, India

    Open Access•Bhanabi Das, Priyanka Kanrar et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2022

    Nutritional status of young adult girls is very essential since they are future mothers, and their nutritional requirements increase tremendously compared to the preceding years of growth. The present study was an endeavour to assess the nutritional status and to find an association between sociodemographic variables and nutritional status among young adult college girls of Howrah, West Bengal. The study included a total of 140 college girls aged…

  • Sociodemographic Profile, Reproductive Health and Nutritional Status Among the Juangs—A Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group of Odisha, India

    Open Access•Priyanka Kanrar, Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•The Oriental Anthropologist A…•2020

    The present study is an endeavor to understand the sociodemographic profile, reproductive health, and nutritional status of the Juangs, a particularly vulnerable tribal population of Odisha, India. A total of 435 adult males and 515 adult females (≥18 years) were considered from 15 villages under two blocks of Keonjhar district of Odisha, India. A pre-structured schedule was used to collect data on the sociodemographic profile and reproductive he…

  • Understanding menstrual characteristics from the perspective of reproductive energetics

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2020

    The energetic costs of ovarian functions rely on the oxidizable fuels synthesized from carbohydrate, protein and fat that contribute to body’s fat storage. Energy deficient diet in association with low body fat may disrupt normal ovulatory function and lead to several menstrual irregularities. We examined the association of nutritional status with menstrual characteristics among a group of adolescent Oraon tribal population of West Bengal, India.…

  • Menstrual characteristics and its association with socio-demographic factors and nutritional status

    Open Access•Aditi Samanta, Joyeeta Thakur et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2019

    Menstrual health is one of the major areas of concern in reproductive health, and affects a large number of women throughout their reproductive life from adolescence. Menstruation is a biological phenomenon imbued with social-cultural, nutritional and personal significance. The present study aims to focus on the menstrual characteristics and its association with socio-demographic factors and nutritional status among the urban slum adolescent girl…

  • Assessment of Under- Nutrition Using Composite Index of Anthropometric Failure (Ciaf) Among the School Children of North 24 Parganas District of West Bengal, India

    Open Access•CHHANDITA Basu, RIJAN CHAKRABARTI et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropologie•2019

  • Footprint analysis and prevalence of flatfoot

    Open Access•Nairrita Bhattacharjee, Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2017

    The present study envisages the morphological differences in anthropometric measurements on footprints among the preschool children and analyzes its manifestation in the different weight category. This study also focuses on the diagnosis of flatfoot among the studied population. Data has been collected from 160 participants (80 boys and 80 girls) from Bengali Hindu caste population aged 3 to 6 years. Anthropometric measurements included height, w…

  • Anthropometric Characteristics and Chronic Energy Deficiency of the Mankidias - A PTG of Northern Odisha, India

    Open Access•Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•Studies of Tribes and Tribals•2015

    The present paper is an endeavor to focus on the socio-economic profile and anthropometric characteristics of the Mankidias, a semi-nomadic, particularly vulnerable tribe of Mayurbhanj District of Northern Odisha. The study includes 136 married women (>15 years) and 124 adult men aged above 20 years. The subjects were also interviewed to collect data on their socio-economic profile. Anthropometric measurements including height and weight were mea…

  • Traditional Method of Reproductive Health Care Practices and Fertility Control among the Bhumija Tribe of Baleswar, Orissa

    Open Access•Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•Studies on Ethno-Medicine•2011

    To review the impact on the health of women of legally induced abortion, this paper draws on the published abortion statistics of Great Britain and the Scandinavian countries to examine the consistency of the demographic pattern of legally induced abortion with the known epidemiology of medical conditions that are abortion related.The age distribution of women having abortions is modelled.The social gradient of abortion is considered.Trends in Pa…

  • Traditional Method of Reproductive Health Care Practices and Fertility Control among the Bhumija Tribe of Baleswar, Orissa

    Open Access•Monali Goswami, Bijayalaxmi Dash et al.•ARTICLE•Studies on Ethno-Medicine•2011

    The present paper makes an attempt to focus on the traditional medicine used by the Bhumijas of Baleswar for reproductive health problems and fertility control. The study reveals that eighteen plant species belonging to fifteen families are being used as traditional medicines to cure different reproductive health problems. The village medicine men, who have a good knowledge about the herbal medicines usually treat the patients. Many elderly perso…

  • Reproductive Performance of the Bhumija Women

    Open Access•Monali Goswami, Bijayalaxmi Dash et al.•ARTICLE•Studies of Tribes and Tribals•2009

    This paper reflects the reproductive Performance of the Bhumija women of a tribal village of Baleswar. Efforts have been made to find out the factors affecting fertility, such as the age at marriage, family planning practices, etc. Average number of conception, average life birth, uterine wastage and surviving offsprings are considered as reproductive measures. The study reveals that the mean age at marriage is 16 years; the mean age at first chi…

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  • Reproductive Performance of the Bhumija Women

    Open Access•Monali Goswami, Bijayalaxmi Dash et al.•ARTICLE•Studies of Tribes and Tribals•2009

    This paper reflects the reproductive Performance of the Bhumija women of a tribal village of Baleswar. Efforts have been made to find out the factors affecting fertility, such as the age at marriage, family planning practices, etc. Average number of conception, average life birth, uterine wastage and surviving offsprings are considered as reproductive measures. The study reveals that the mean age at marriage is 16 years; the mean age at first chi…

  • Traditional Method of Reproductive Health Care Practices and Fertility Control among the Bhumija Tribe of Baleswar, Orissa

    Open Access•Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•Studies on Ethno-Medicine•2011

    To review the impact on the health of women of legally induced abortion, this paper draws on the published abortion statistics of Great Britain and the Scandinavian countries to examine the consistency of the demographic pattern of legally induced abortion with the known epidemiology of medical conditions that are abortion related.The age distribution of women having abortions is modelled.The social gradient of abortion is considered.Trends in Pa…

  • Traditional Method of Reproductive Health Care Practices and Fertility Control among the Bhumija Tribe of Baleswar, Orissa

    Open Access•Monali Goswami, Bijayalaxmi Dash et al.•ARTICLE•Studies on Ethno-Medicine•2011

    The present paper makes an attempt to focus on the traditional medicine used by the Bhumijas of Baleswar for reproductive health problems and fertility control. The study reveals that eighteen plant species belonging to fifteen families are being used as traditional medicines to cure different reproductive health problems. The village medicine men, who have a good knowledge about the herbal medicines usually treat the patients. Many elderly perso…

  • Anthropometric Characteristics and Chronic Energy Deficiency of the Mankidias - A PTG of Northern Odisha, India

    Open Access•Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•Studies of Tribes and Tribals•2015

    The present paper is an endeavor to focus on the socio-economic profile and anthropometric characteristics of the Mankidias, a semi-nomadic, particularly vulnerable tribe of Mayurbhanj District of Northern Odisha. The study includes 136 married women (>15 years) and 124 adult men aged above 20 years. The subjects were also interviewed to collect data on their socio-economic profile. Anthropometric measurements including height and weight were mea…

  • Footprint analysis and prevalence of flatfoot

    Open Access•Nairrita Bhattacharjee, Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2017

    The present study envisages the morphological differences in anthropometric measurements on footprints among the preschool children and analyzes its manifestation in the different weight category. This study also focuses on the diagnosis of flatfoot among the studied population. Data has been collected from 160 participants (80 boys and 80 girls) from Bengali Hindu caste population aged 3 to 6 years. Anthropometric measurements included height, w…

  • Menstrual characteristics and its association with socio-demographic factors and nutritional status

    Open Access•Aditi Samanta, Joyeeta Thakur et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2019

    Menstrual health is one of the major areas of concern in reproductive health, and affects a large number of women throughout their reproductive life from adolescence. Menstruation is a biological phenomenon imbued with social-cultural, nutritional and personal significance. The present study aims to focus on the menstrual characteristics and its association with socio-demographic factors and nutritional status among the urban slum adolescent girl…

  • Assessment of Under- Nutrition Using Composite Index of Anthropometric Failure (Ciaf) Among the School Children of North 24 Parganas District of West Bengal, India

    Open Access•CHHANDITA Basu, RIJAN CHAKRABARTI et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropologie•2019

  • Sociodemographic Profile, Reproductive Health and Nutritional Status Among the Juangs—A Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group of Odisha, India

    Open Access•Priyanka Kanrar, Monali Goswami•ARTICLE•The Oriental Anthropologist A…•2020

    The present study is an endeavor to understand the sociodemographic profile, reproductive health, and nutritional status of the Juangs, a particularly vulnerable tribal population of Odisha, India. A total of 435 adult males and 515 adult females (≥18 years) were considered from 15 villages under two blocks of Keonjhar district of Odisha, India. A pre-structured schedule was used to collect data on the sociodemographic profile and reproductive he…

  • Understanding menstrual characteristics from the perspective of reproductive energetics

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2020

    The energetic costs of ovarian functions rely on the oxidizable fuels synthesized from carbohydrate, protein and fat that contribute to body’s fat storage. Energy deficient diet in association with low body fat may disrupt normal ovulatory function and lead to several menstrual irregularities. We examined the association of nutritional status with menstrual characteristics among a group of adolescent Oraon tribal population of West Bengal, India.…

  • Do vasomotor and genitourinary symptoms of menopause vary between sedente and migrant groups? A study on the Oraon tribal populations of Eastern India

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•American Journal of Human Biology•2022

    OBJECTIVES: Human reproductive characteristics are embedded within local ecological contexts. A shift in the local ecology is likely to offer challenges in reproductive outcome. We aimed to investigate sedente-migrant variation in experiencing vasomotor and genitourinary symptoms at perimenopausal and postmenopausal stages and its concomitants. METHODS: Four hundred Oraon tribal populations living in Eastern India (sedente [100 each from perimeno…

  • Association of sociodemographic variables with nutritional status among the college girls of Howrah, West Bengal, India

    Open Access•Bhanabi Das, Priyanka Kanrar et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2022

    Nutritional status of young adult girls is very essential since they are future mothers, and their nutritional requirements increase tremendously compared to the preceding years of growth. The present study was an endeavour to assess the nutritional status and to find an association between sociodemographic variables and nutritional status among young adult college girls of Howrah, West Bengal. The study included a total of 140 college girls aged…

  • Do maternal obstetric morbidity and its concomitants differ between sedente and migrant groups? The case of the Oraon populations of Eastern India

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Biosocial Science•2023

    The state of pregnancy and child birth is a stretch of intense vulnerability and incurs reproductive cost, which is governed within a specific socio-ecological context. We asked in our research whether the obstetric morbidities at three stages: antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum, and their concomitants differed significantly between sedente and migrant populations. 403 Oraon indigenous women [203 sedente and 200 migrants] living in Eastern In…

  • Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) among young adult women

    Open Access•Titas Ghosh, Baidyanath Pal et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2023

    Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders which affect women in a significant manner worldwide. India has witnessed an about 30% rise in PCOS cases in the last couple of years. PCOS has a strong association with many comorbidities with its long-term metabolic as well as other consequences. Thus, it has recently been recognized as a significant public health issue. This review paper is an attempt to reveal th…

  • Health issues of the indigenous communities with special reference to the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) of Odisha

    Open Access•Priyanka Kanrar, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2023

    As India is a country in epidemiological transition, the indigenous populations agonise from a dual burden of illnesses, including undernutrition, infectious diseases and lifestyle-related issues like hypertension, obesity and diabetes. Few concrete efforts have been made to understand these emerging public health problems with emphasis on the indigenous populations living in this country. This review paper focuses on the epidemiological transiti…

  • Do contrasting socio‐ecological conditions bring difference in premenstrual syndrome and its concomitants? A sedente‐migrant comparative study from Eastern India

    Open Access•Joyeeta Thakur, Monali Goswami et al.•ARTICLE•American Journal of Human Biology•2023

    OBJECTIVES: We asked in our research whether the premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and its concomitants, differ between "sedente" and "migrant" populations hailing from the same ethnic group, owing to their living in contrasting socio-ecological conditions. METHODS: A total of 501 Oraon adolescents (sedente: 200, migrant: 301) were studied. Data on PMS was reported retrospectively using a list of 29 standard symptoms. Principal component analysis (PCA)…

  • Understanding the role of ethnicity, age, sex and obesity on foot morphology

    Open Access•Nairrita Bhattacharjee, Suvendu Maji et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2024

    The morphology of the human foot varies considerably due to the combined effects of heredity, culture, lifestyle, nutrition and climatic factors, and these have anthropological, clinical and forensic importance. The shape of the foot has been of great interest to numerous authors because of its variability and its importance from both the morphological and functional points of view. Foot morphology determines the size and shape of feet or footpri…

  • How do age and sex influence pain threshold and tolerance among Santal tribal people living in West Bengal, India

    Open Access•Arghya Santra, Subrata Roy et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Review•2025•Referencias: 52

    The perception of pain, encompassing pain threshold and tolerance levels, is a complex phenomenon influenced by biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors. Notably, age and sex have consistently emerged as pivotal determinants in modulating pain perception. The study aimed to examine age and sex differences in pain threshold and tolerance levels. Furthermore, it delved into exploring whether age-related differences in pain threshold and…

  • The relative contributions of illness perceptions, characteristics of pain, and socio-demographic factors to treatment-seeking behavior in musculoskeletal pain

    Arghya Santra, Subrata Roy et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Behavior in the…•2025•Referencias: 49

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