One Reel becomes five, five becomes fifty, and suddenly an hour is gone.
Could endless short-form scrolling be rewiring our attention and changing how our brains work?
Medical technology is becoming one of the most valuable segments of global healthcare.
From robotic surgery and cardiac devices to continuous glucose monitoring, diagnostics, and respiratory care, these companies are shaping how medicine is delivered worldwide.
Based on market capitalisation, the global leaders include:
@AbbottNews | @Int_Machines | @Stryker | @Medtronic | @bostonsci | @EdwardsLifesci | @BD | @Alcon | @dexcom | @ResMedSaudi
Together, they represent some of the most influential businesses at the intersection of medicine, technology, and innovation.
The numbers may change with the markets.
Their impact on the future of healthcare is far more enduring.
Which medical device company do you think is shaping the future of healthcare the most?
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Healthcare news moves fast.
A breakthrough. A new drug. An innovation. A policy decision.
But behind every headline, there is one perspective the public needs most:
The DOCTOR’s.
The White Coat Network is onboarding 10 doctors across specialties for Regular Healthcare Bites.
When an important healthcare story emerges, you share your expert perspective, what it means, why it matters, and what people need to know.
From the consultation room to the conversations shaping healthcare.
We’re looking for doctors who want to build a credible voice and contribute to a better-informed healthcare ecosystem.
10 doctors. 10 expert voices.
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India is ageing faster than we realise.
By 2050, nearly 1 in 5 Indians will be over 60.
That’s hundreds of millions of people navigating not just illness, but loneliness, financial insecurity, dependence, and limited access to specialised care.
Yet, geriatric healthcare is still one of India’s most overlooked challenges.
In our upcoming podcast, I sit down with Dr Prem Narasimhan, Geriatric Medicine Consultant at Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre, to talk about what India’s ageing population really means, and the questions we need to start asking now.
Because living longer is one thing.
Living longer with dignity is another.
Coming soon on @TheWhiteCoatNetwork.
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Pilar Ferrer has developed an injectable gel designed to help repair heart tissue damaged after a heart attack.
The science is still preclinical.
Human trials have not yet begun, and significant scientific and regulatory hurdles remain.
But the idea is powerful: what if we could help the heart repair itself, not just manage the damage?
A promising development in regenerative medicine.
Met this debonair gentleman in Ahmedabad today.
While he was talk about the most hated feature smartphone brands created :)
Loved how he put courage as one of the important traits, which Gujarat breeds in its people leading to a lot of risk appetite.
Thanks @Suhelseth for letting me capture this moment.!
Do come back soon and never stop speaking.
Invesco Mutual Fund Launches ‘Pharma and Healthcare Fund’
@invescoindia has launched a new Pharma and Healthcare Fund, giving investors a sector-focused route to India’s expanding healthcare ecosystem.
My earnest appeal to Indian students.
Stay in India. Study in India. Serve in India. Settle in India.
I say this having experienced both sides.
#stopbraindrain
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Indian women are facing a brutal crisis: breast cancer.
Millions of women are unknowingly suffering from it.
To discuss this crucial subject, I sat down with Prof. Dr. Ajay Bhatnagar, who has been doing research in Breast Cancer for the last 30 years.
He shares some terrible numbers and patterns of breast cancer.
To understand it better, watch the full conversation through the link below.
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Overaccessible healthcare in India is
creating a new problem
(and a hidden opportunity.)
I have seen many MBBS graduates opening clinics near their homes because they were unemployed.
They focus on personal branding, while building insightful content on social
Media eventually building their own audience.
And some of them then get occupied by healthcare corporates, because of the audience they built.
That's the power of personal branding these days, I have seen many earning almost nothing to owning 3 Mercedes within a year of joining corporates.
Many doctors have realised this and they are leveraging it at scale.
This is where even AI can't win, building it's own audience.
@AdaniOnline to Build 2,000-Bed Hospital in West Bengal
The Adani Group has announced plans to establish a 2,000-bed hospital in West Bengal, marking one of the region's largest healthcare infrastructure investments.
@gautam_adani
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Most technology fights for your attention.
The greatest technology gives you more time.
In 1956, engineer Wilson Greatbatch accidentally inserted the wrong resistor while building a heart-rhythm recorder.
Instead of failure, it produced a steady electrical pulse.
That mistake became the foundation of the modern implantable pacemaker.
Today, millions of people are alive because one engineer chose to explore an accident instead of ignoring it.
Real innovation isn't measured by clicks.
It's measured by the heartbeats it keeps alive.
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