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'Temple is not made for India': Deepinder Goyal responds to criticism in Diwali posts, promises to publish ‘detailed note’
Goyal said the company did not want people to support Temple simply because it was an Indian startup, adding “We don’t need/want nationalist support.”
Parth Samthaan reveals Seher Hone Ko Hai is going off air soon: When and where to watch the last episode of the hit TV series?
In a viral Instagram video, Parth Samthaan, aka Mahid, revealed that Seher Hone Ko Hai was ending soon. He claimed that the TV series was not supposed to end so soon and Colours had wanted it to continue but did not state the reason it was going off air.
TheLiverDoc, Deepinder Goyal spar again as doctor dubs Temple’s ‘Entropy’ ‘scienceploitation’
This is the latest in a run of exchanges between the two over the past few days. Philips has led mounting criticism from doctors, while Goyal has publicly defended the product, saying Temple is a fitness and wellness device rather than a medical one.
Walked into a room and forgot why? Harvard-trained doctor shares 8 silent signs your body is under stress
Chronic stress manifests through various subtle indicators, claims Harvard-trained gut doctor Dr Saurabh Sethi. Among the notable symptoms are impaired concentration, a persistent craving for sugary foods, and an increase in abdominal fat. Furthermore, many individuals experience heightened heart rates and occasional memory lapses, alongside digestive irregularities, which highlight the detrimental effects of stress. Early recognition and intervention can mitigate long-lasting health issues.
Eyewear regulation Bill may come up in Parliament's winter session; MP Gopchade seeks national vision-care board
Rajya Sabha member Ajeet Gopchade has proposed a private member's Bill for regulating eyewear products and vision-care services. He has urged the Prime Minister to direct the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to assess creating a National Optical/Vision Care Board. The proposal aims to ensure consumer protection and quality standards in vision-care. The existing Medical Devices Rules, 2017, may need strengthening for better oversight.
Deepinder Goyal unveils Temple’s long-term vision, apologises for remarks on doctors
Goyal said Temple is designed to work without a microphone, camera, or screen for privacy reasons. Instead, it uses motion sensors to pick up vibrations generated by the wearer's voice and convert them into text. The company is calling this technology “roomdeaf audio”, arguing that it allows the device to hear its wearer without listening to conversations around her.
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Grandson of a vegetable seller in Egypt, raised by an imam father and a Michigan-born stepmother: The multi-faith family behind America’s first Muslim senator-elect, Abdul El-Sayed
Abdul El-Sayed, with his rich family heritage, triumphed in the Michigan Democratic primary for the Senate and now gears up for a showdown with Republican Mike Rogers in the forthcoming November election. Armed with a medical degree and a doctorate in public health, El-Sayed has dedicated his career to tackling public health challenges, including his leadership at the Detroit Health Department.
Deepinder Goyal teases big reveal on Temple, will explain 'why I left $35 billion Eternal for Temple'
Deepinder Goyal has revealed his upcoming departure from Eternal to pursue Temple, a health wearable startup. He plans to provide a detailed note explaining his decision and the vision for Temple. Goyal's message will also address the startup's objectives and what it aims to achieve for humanity's betterment. Additionally, he has expressed his discontent towards certain doctors who criticize the health sector. Goyal is expected to share this information shortly.
Over half of consumers use AI for wellness, yet concerns over accuracy persist: McKinsey
More than half of consumers use artificial intelligence for wellness, yet 40 per cent of United States consumers worry its advice may be inaccurate, according to a McKinsey report.
Who are Dominic Roy and Cooper Bruce? Tulane University students discover new muscle attachment that could reshape hip surgery
In a groundbreaking discovery, Tulane University students Dominic Roy and Cooper Bruce uncovered a new muscle attachment during a cadaver dissection. This pelvic structure holds potential implications for understanding hip pain and surgical procedures. Collaborating with Dr. R Shane Tubbs, they validated their findings through further examinations. This breakthrough could reshape treatment strategies for hip-related ailments, igniting Roy and Bruce's aspirations to enter the medical field.
Malayalam actress Athulya Chandra, 2 others arrested in Kerala: Doctor alleges being lured to Kochi flat, beaten up; gadgets worth Rs 3.25 lakh stolen
Malayalam actress Athulya Chandra and two others have been arrested in Kerala after a doctor accused them of luring him to a Kochi flat and assaulting him. He alleged that the group stole gadgets worth Rs 3.25 lakh. Twelve people have been named in the case, while police investigate the motive and possible honey-trap angle.
Temple's most groundbreaking features are not public yet, Deepinder Goyal says as doctors question the product
Goyal said $20 million of the $30 million invested in building Temple came from his personal funds. He added that selling a few thousand devices would recover only a small part of the investment.
Apple Watch alert leads doctor to seek care, reveals need for heart valve surgery
An Apple Watch’s irregular heart rhythm alert prompted senior medical professional Dr Satish Sachdeva to seek medical attention, leading doctors to discover that he needed mitral valve replacement surgery. Despite routine health checks, his condition had gone undetected. He underwent surgery at Medanta and is recovering well. His daughter Pranjali credited the watch with providing an early warning and said its heart rate alerts are now helping the family monitor his recovery.
Voters elected Democrats who are doctors and challenged RFK Jr. Can they protect the Medicaid Program and remove him from office?
Voters in South Carolina, Ohio and Michigan elected Democrats who have criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s health policies. Their wins put the Medicaid program and federal health oversight in the spotlight.
Abdul El-Sayed: How a Rhodes scholar from Michigan became the state's first Muslim US Senator
Abdul El-Sayed's inspiring journey began in Michigan, shaped by his upbringing as the child of Egyptian immigrants. His dedication to social equity led him to graduate with highest honors from the University of Michigan and earn a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford. Completing his medical degree at Columbia University fueled his passion for tackling health disparities.
Who won in Michigan election? Check results of Senate, Governor and House races
In Michigan's 2026 elections, the Democratic party celebrated key wins, highlighted by Abdul El-Sayed's triumph in the Senate race. A former public health official, El-Sayed champions universal healthcare and aims to limit external influences in politics. Jocelyn Benson claimed the governorship, taking over from Gretchen Whitmer after a notable 2020 election defense.
What is Abdul El-Sayed's net worth? Democrat leader wins in Michigan to become first Muslim US senator; here's how wealthy he is
Abdul El-Sayed completed his medical degree at Columbia University in 2014. He earned a doctorate in public health from Oxford University in 2011 as a Rhodes Scholar. In 2015, he became director of the Detroit Health Department. He later served as director of the Wayne County Health Department between December 2022 and April 2025. He has also worked as a podcast host, author and consultant.
Aartas CliniShare to add 20,000 sq. ft of co-working space
Aartas CliniShare aims to add 20,000 sq. ft. of healthcare infrastructure across Delhi NCR by the financial year-end. The company is focusing on Noida, West Delhi, and North Delhi for its expansion efforts. Aartas CliniShare operates on a managed OPD infrastructure model to serve various healthcare enterprises.
Your old medical reports may reveal a disease risk you don't know about. Here's how AI can help
AI could help uncover hidden health risks by analysing years of old medical reports, blood tests, prescriptions and hospital records. Predictive AI models may identify patterns linked to conditions such as cardiac arrhythmias, liver disease and Type 1 diabetes, potentially allowing earlier medical intervention. However, incomplete medical records, data inconsistencies and false alerts remain major challenges.
Brain dead but saves 6 lives: How a 13-year-old Hyderabad girl’s father turned an unimaginable loss into a life-saving gift
A 13-year-old Hyderabad girl, Guda Rohitha, was declared brain dead after a road accident near Balanagar Flyover. Her father, Narayana Rao, and family agreed to donate her organs under the Jeevandan programme. Her kidneys, liver portions and corneas helped save six patients. Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar praised the family's decision in a post on X.
Rachel Apa death: Can running cause rhabdomyolysis? Doctor explains risks and warning signs
Rachel Apa, a 24-year-old from Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, tragically collapsed just short of completing a marathon. Her father revealed that she was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, a potentially life-threatening muscle condition. Dr. Sudhir Kumar explains that this ailment can be triggered by intense physical activity, with notable symptoms like severe muscle pain, swelling, and dark urine. Runners must be vigilant about these signs and seek medical assistance when needed.
Rachel Apa death cause: What happened to the 24-year-old who died just before finishing New York City Marathon?
In a tragic incident at the New York City Marathon, 24-year-old Rachel Apa collapsed while running to honor her grandfather. Despite being in peak condition, she reported feeling unwell through text messages moments before her collapse. Medical teams attempted to revive her, but she was declared dead at the hospital. This heartbreaking event highlights the serious risks linked to intensive physical activity.
Skipping exercise? Harvard-trained gut doctor shares 5 ways it can affect your gut health
Engaging in regular physical activity has been linked to enhanced gut health, claims Harvard-trained gut doctor Dr Saurabh Sethi. Studies suggest that regular exercise boosts butyrate production, which is vital for gut wellness. Furthermore, it helps alleviate constipation symptoms and fortifies the gut barrier, preventing toxins from entering the bloodstream. For optimal results, health professionals recommend integrating walking, moderate exercise, and strength training into daily activities, alongside a fibre-rich diet.
UP govt asks KGMU to take action against doctors, employees over alleged harassment for religious conversion
The Uttar Pradesh government has instructed King George's Medical University to take action against implicated staff members. This follows an investigation report by the Special Task Force on alleged religious conversions and harassment. Specific cases, including that of a resident doctor accused of coercing a colleague, were highlighted in the report. Complaints from women employees about harassment and inadequate responses were also noted.
'Mad Max' actor Richard Norton ignored nurse's warning about peptide treatment which he began days before his sudden death last year
Richard Norton, the Australian actor known for his work in films like 'Mad Max', passed away at 75. Prior to his death, he was undergoing peptide therapy that was recently initiated. Despite warnings, he took double the prescribed dosage of the peptides, leading to severe health complications. After collapsing, he received medical attention but tragically died days later.
Who is Violetta Mailyan? California doctor sentenced to 15 years for $45 million Botox fraud, bought a Cybertruck, $12,000 crossbow and five properties
Violetta Mailyan, a doctor from Glendale, California, was sentenced to 15 years for Medicare fraud. She defrauded Medicare of over $45 million through false claims for Botox injections. Mailyan submitted claims for injections that were never given, even while traveling outside the country. She attempted to cover her fraud by falsifying medical records and forging signatures. The court ordered her to repay nearly $33 million as restitution to Medicare.
AIIMS Gorakhpur director shifted to private hospital for heart-related evaluation; institute says advanced cardiac care facility to be operational soon
AIIMS Gorakhpur Executive Director Major General (retd) Vibha Dutta was shifted to a private hospital for cardiac evaluation after developing health complications. The development comes as the institute said nearly 70% of the work to operationalise its Cath Lab has been completed, with the facility expected to become functional by December.
Jailer 2 box office collection Day 17: Rajinikanth's film records Rs 509 crore India gross, here's the latest update
Rajinikanth's Jailer 2 continues its box office run, earning Rs 435.66 crore India net by Day 17. His daughter Soundarya Rajinikanth praised the film, calling it a sensational blockbuster and celebrating his 51 years in cinema. She also lauded director Nelson Dilipkumar, composer Anirudh Ravichander and the cast and crew.
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