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AI-Powered Dermatology: Diagnosing Skin Conditions with a Photo
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AI-Powered Dermatology: Diagnosing Skin Conditions with a Photo

Sumit Kaushik
02 Jun 2025
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Oura Ring Workouts: Can Smart Rings Replace Smartwatches?

Oura Ring Workouts: Can Smart Rings Replace Smartwatches?

The Oura Ring is emerging as a powerful alternative to smartwatches for health and fitness tracking, offering sleek, screen-free monitoring of sleep, heart rate, recovery, and daily activity. While it's ideal for recovery-focused users, biohackers, and wellness enthusiasts, it currently lacks real-time stats and high-intensity workout precision.

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By Sumit Kaushik/24 May 2025
Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Tapping into Calm Naturally

Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Tapping into Calm Naturally

Vagus nerve stimulation is gaining popularity as a natural method to reduce stress and enhance well-being. The vagus nerve, which connects the brain to major organs like the digestive system, can be activated through simple techniques such as deep breathing, cold plunges, acupuncture, and meditation.

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By Sumit Kaushik/16 May 2025
Fertility at 40+: Biohacking Reproduction and the Future of Family Planning

Fertility at 40+: Biohacking Reproduction and the Future of Family Planning

Fertility at 40+ is being redefined through egg-freezing, fertility tech, and biohacking. With advances in reproductive science and a booming femtech industry, women are gaining greater control over when and how they start families.

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By Sumit Kaushik/14 May 2025
Cybersecurity in HealthTech: Protecting Patient Data in the Digital Age

Cybersecurity in HealthTech: Protecting Patient Data in the Digital Age

The increasing need for robust cybersecurity measures as HealthTech becomes more reliant on digital platforms and data sharing across networks.

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By Sumit Kaushik/13 May 2025
Virtual Reality for Surgeons: How VR is Training the Next Generation of Doctors

Virtual Reality for Surgeons: How VR is Training the Next Generation of Doctors

Exploring how VR simulations are being used in medical schools to train students and surgeons, allowing for practice without the need for cadavers or live patients.

5 minute read

By Sumit Kaushik/13 May 2025

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