Pankaj Gupta
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Pankaj Gupta
@pg211183
Running one Healthcare Startup Accelerator (Revenue Scaler) and two funds. 120+ startups in portfolio
India Beigetreten Temmuz 2009
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🤖💰 AI is saving hospitals big bucks! Can tech really replace humans? 🤔 #HealthcareRevolution #AI
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Who's to blame when AI fails in medicine: doctors, hospitals, or tech? Let's discuss! #AI #MedicalEthics
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👀 Could this eye drop by Peptitech be a game changer for glaucoma? 🤔 Let's find out!
#Glaucoma #EyeHealth
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Dr @Ihsan Fazal from NHS explaining, how MiniJECT is transforming glaucoma care: fewer drops, more freedom! 💧 #Glaucoma #EyeHealthMiniJECT is transforming glaucoma care: fewer drops, more freedom! 💧 #Glaucoma #EyeHealth
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Thought Leadership Panel on, 'Precision Ophthalmology: Innovations, Challenges, and Regulatory Pathways' with experts from @NHSuk , @dragarwals_eye & more-
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EthAum's presented startups tackling the hardest problems from diverse areas such as Chronic Disease, Ophthalmology, Hospital Ops, Clinical Trials, FemTech, Insurance, and Surgical automation during Healthcare Innovation Day (APAC/ EMEA): youtube.com/watch?v=ApC4bt…
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What's the next big transformation in the Clinical Trial Space? According to Sarid, CEO of DragOnFlow Systems, it's digitized execution!
#ClinicalTrials #Innovation
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How Companion Diagnostics can revolutionize drug programs! Let's hear it from Ran Frenkel, CEO of Polaroid Therapeutics !
💊💥 #PharmaTalk #Innovation
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Synthetic data is transforming clinical trials! What are your thoughts? #DataScience #ClinicalTrials
Fabulous insights by Puja Myles
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Sarid, CEO of DragOnFlow Systems explaining how they are transforming the Clinical Trial space.
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Pankaj Gupta retweetet
Hey Bangalore, I’d really appreciate your help.
My wife’s starting her first business doing the thing she loves most - teaching!
She’s the only person I know whose students from years ago still call her for life and career advice.
She’ll be teaching commerce and accounting for 11th and 12th, in-person at Basavangudi.
If you know any students or students communities (or live in a place with tons of students), I’d really appreciate you reaching out. I’m really excited to see her succeed.
Thanks you ❤️
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@AdamDraper @BoostVC Check out our Healthcare Revenue Scaler program with 10 global startups (Seed to Series A2) tackling the hardest problems in areas such as Chronic Disease, Ophthalmology, Hospital EBITDA, Clinical Trials, FemTech, Insurance, and Orthopedic Surgery: linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
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Founders, @BoostVC is investing heavily in New Bio and Longevity.
Please reach out if interested. $500k first check investments.
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@aravind In Rajasthan, parents have been preserving umbilical cord for thousands of years.
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This is so interesting to read. He's saying in South India they actually dry umbilical cord of babies, powder it, and save it for the future to treat any illness for the child. Something similar to what modern science is now recommending.
It is always amazing to hear what knowledge our ancestors have tacitly developed over centuries. @Fintech03 is a great account to follow. Everyday I learn something from him about our traditional knowledge systems and Indian culture across India.
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Ancient India has been banking them for 3000 yrs in a way that modern science is only now validating. In South India (Tamil Nadu), there is an ancient practice called the Tayittu/Thayittu. After birth, the umbilical cord stump is dried, powdered, & sealed inside a gold/silver amulet & tied to the child’s waist/arm. According to Vedic tradition & local folklore, if the child fell extremely ill later in life, the amulet was opened, & the powder (the dried cord tissue) was ingested/applied as medicine. Modern researchers have found that even in dried umbilical tissue, certain stromal cell signals & growth factors can remain stable. The Tayittu was essentially a low tech cryobank, based on the belief that the source of life (umbilical tissue) could act as a biological reset button for the body.
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