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AI could help solve the world’s health care problems at scale
Doctor to patient ratios are well below where they should be in India and the rest of the world resulting in millions of lives being lost due to preventable diseases. Can AI and increasing mobile penetration widen health care access by increasing the number of people the existing infrastructure can serve? A few Indian startups are trying to find out.
AI could help solve the world’s health care problems at scale
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The role Indians play in America’s billion-dollar startup ecosystem
Manu Rekhi talks to Quartz about the history of Indians in the American startup ecosystem starting in 1987 with the first company to IPO with an Indian-origin founder. Despite comprising less than 1% of the US population, Indians have founded 8% of all American technology and engineering startups by 2012. Today, 14 of the 261 unicorns (private companies valued at over $1 billion) in the US are headed by Indian-origin founders.
Then and now: The role Indians play in America’s billion-dollar startup ecosystem
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HealthifyMe uses AI to scale health and fitness access to a billion people
We spoke to Tushar Vashist, founder and CEO of Bangalore-based HealthifyMe, on how Ria, their AI-powered nutrition coach is making it possible to scale access to quality health and fitness information in India.
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We are living in the Golden Age of Indian Entrepreneurship
In this Entrepreneur article, Manu Rekhi, Partner at Inventus, makes the case that building on the success of earlier generations of Indian entrepreneurs, the current wave of Indian startups is truly ushering in a golden age for Indian global entrepreneurship. For e.g. in just the last 5 years, Indian entrepreneurs have generated IPOs worth $26.2 billion in combined market cap.
Indian-founded US companies have also provided some incredible acquisition opportunities. Since 2012, more than 25 Indian-founded companies have seen M&As worth more than $500 million.
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/304530
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