Aditya @alphaditya

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Meet Rajgor @meetMrajgor

3 months ago

The British government wanted fewer cobras in Delhi. So they offered money for every dead cobra. Result? The cobra population EXPLODED. This "solution" backfired so spectacularly––It's now a fundamental psychological principle studied at Harvard, Stanford, and MIT: 🧵

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Dilip Kumar @kmr_dilip

8 months ago

Building a business in preventive health is hard. No one tells you this upfront. I learned it the hard way, first as a founder, now as an investor. You’ve chosen the harder game. Not because prevention doesn’t work, but because people don’t pay for it. Most wake up thinking about…

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Dilip Kumar @kmr_dilip

9 months ago

We reviewed 800+ health startups in India this year. Met 200+ founders in person. These are entrepreneurs building across health tech, fitness, nutrition, software for doctors, diagnostics, healthy food, longevity, sports, elder care, women health, lifestyle management & more.…

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Añj @MsAnjaliB

11 months ago

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Gabbar @GabbbarSingh

a year ago

Choosing medicine in India is pretty brave, so brave that it’s almost stupid. Back-breaking number of years are spent in doing the most rigorous work. What’s the drive? It’s not money. It’s the status, respect and sense of fulfilment. No amount of money would drive an…

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Abhishek @AbhishBanerj

a year ago

Rahul Gandhi will be PM one day. Every BJP supporter should accept this reality. He may be PM tomorrow. Maybe not tomorrow, but some day for sure. He is only 53. He will contest at least another 6-7 general elections. He is bound to win one and become PM. Rahul will be PM,…

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Subramoney.com @pvsubramanyam

a year ago

doctors have to pay a King's ransom for their education (in the gov, taxpayers subsidize it), buy Real estate (for clinic, hospital, residence)at astronomical rates, pay through their nose for support staff, pay taxes at 30%,....but they should be 'fair' and charge less to their…

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Karthik Balachandran @karthik2k2

a year ago

I get many questions from students who don't get MBBS in 3-4 attempts whether they should continue the pursuit of MBBS. I try my best not to discourage them - but the truth is unless you are academically bright or rich, pursuing MBBS is a bad idea. Medicine is a funnel that…

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Akshat Shrivastava @Akshat_World

a year ago

If I ask my 4 year old son, what he wants to be when he grows up? The answer would be: an Astronaut or a race car driver. I honestly can't remember what my answer was as a kid. Since, class 5: I have competed -- first for marks, then good college, then good jobs, then…

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Aditya @alphaditya

2 years ago

Virat has become bigger than his team. His individual exploits get more attention than the team’s performance. #RCB management will not act against him for fear of public backlash. I hope @BCCI sees through this BS while selecting him for WC. #IPL

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Anand M S @yemmay

2 years ago

Somewhere Delhi has to grow out of the mindset that Delhi's problems are the country's problems but the country’s problems are not Delhi’s problems. That if it is you, it’s yours, if it is me it is ours. I see reflections of that. #sameblood

Saurabh Chandra @saurabhchandra

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cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic

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Dr. Praveen Tripathi @drpraveenpsy

2 years ago

Why do we call postgraduate medical training "residency"? The story goes back to 1889 when Dr. William Halstead, Head of the Department of Surgery at John Hopkins Hospital, established a rigorous program for trainee doctors. He claimed that doctors must ‘live’ in the hospital to…

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RahulDoc @RahulDoc2

2 years ago

IITian at a age of 22 get a headlines if they get a 1 cr offer and by chance doctors disclose its income of 1 cr at age of 45 he is chor he is greedy what kind of a society we are in. Stop hypocrisy engineers will not save lives only quality doctors will do.

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Karthik Balachandran @karthik2k2

2 years ago

My reaction when an uncle proudly tells his son lives in the US and then laments that doctors are not going to remote villages to serve

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Dr. Praveen Tripathi @drpraveenpsy

2 years ago

Doctor: Do you use alcohol, tobacco or any other substances? Patient: No doctor, nothing. I am a pure vegetarian. In India, for some reason, people believe being a non-vegetarian is in the same category as being a smoker, using alcohol or other drugs.

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Sikandar @VinamreKasanaa

2 years ago

I’m 26 and I still think the world is moving too fast for me. I just can’t keep up. AI, fintech, new social media platforms — it’s like right when you finally stand straight, someone pulls the carpet from under your feet. A part of me revolts at this pace of change. A part of…

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Karthik Balachandran @karthik2k2

2 years ago

Differential pricing is not allowed in private healthcare in India. Complex time consuming cases and simple straightforward ones are charged the same. The curious side effect of this in private practice is a gradual drift toward avoiding complex patients

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Aditya @alphaditya

2 years ago

Heartening to see such innovation on a Gobi Manchurian stall on the streets of Bengaluru 😇 #peakbengaluru #innovation #streetfood #gobimanchurian #gobimanchuri #assemblyline #bengaluru

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Karthik Balachandran @karthik2k2

2 years ago

High trust consultations are quick and efficient - as the dr carries the burden of decision in exchange for ⬆️ control, and the patient gets relief from decision burden in exchange for ⬇️ control. For best experience, trust the doctor you go to or go to the doctor you trust.