Carrying A Doctor In Your Pocket

Kuldeep Singh, Biofourmis

26-Oct-17 11:00

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With heart disease being the number one cause of death, Kuldeep Singh Rajput founded Biofourmis, a healthcare data analytics company aims to correlate how lifestyle affects heart health and build predictive models in detecting risk factors patients with cardiovascular diseases will face. By miniaturising bulky medical equipments to a wearable medical device, you can check and monitor your health via a mobile app, in the same way you check your email, WhatsApp or Facebook the first thing in the morning.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

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