• How Tech Made Healthcare Monitoring More Accessible with Dr Marcus Ranney

  • Mar 1 2022
  • Length: 24 mins
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How Tech Made Healthcare Monitoring More Accessible with Dr Marcus Ranney

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  • What came first, the chicken or the egg?

    Is the attention to personal health the result of the proliferation of tech wearables? Or is the advancement in personal health monitoring technology the reason behind the growing focus on our life and lifestyle?

    In this episode of The Idea Breakdown, our MD and VP, Nikhil Arora speaks to a medical doctor, triathlete, and founder and CEO of Human Edge Enterprises, Dr Marcus Ranney. Catch the invigorating discussion as they talk about:

    1. The evolution of data tracking technology – from pedometers to devices that measure vitals

    2. The increasing efficacy of wearable tech and how we can use the information these devices give us to improve our health

    3. Avoiding the dangers of over-reliance on these wearables and understanding the right manner in which to avail them

    4. Figuring out the best way to achieve mass adoption of this technology and easing how the data is interpreted

    5. The importance of online presence in an increasingly digital-only world

    Stay tuned for more engaging content from breakthrough innovators and expert thinkers, only on The Idea Breakdown with Nikhil Arora, MD and VP, GoDaddy India.
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