Kannada actor Dileep Raj died after a suspected cardiac arrest, with reports claiming smartwatch readings may have delayed him from seeking urgent medical help. The case is reigniting warnings from experts that wearables can’t replace professional diagnosis, and concerning symptoms should be treated immediately rather than relying on device reassurance.
Japanese scientists say they’ve built a wearable that generates electricity from human sweat using special enzyme ink. The breakthrough could remove batteries and charging cables entirely, while still powering low-energy sensors. Once operating, the device can wirelessly transmit data—an approach that may reshape the design of future health monitoring gadgets by making them more sustainable and convenient.
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HyugaLife, a Mumbai-based protein and supplements marketplace, raised Rs 100 crore in Series A led by IvyCap Ventures with participation from First Bridge Fund. The startup plans to bolster its AI-led personalization, expand its dark store network for faster access, and launch offline retail presence. HyugaLife claims its H-Tested model eliminates third-party sellers and publishes lab reports on nutrition and heavy metals.
Deepinder Goyal says his longevity venture has been investigating a new explanation for why humans age. Posting on X, he called it a “crazy insight” that has been hiding in plain sight, hinting at findings that could challenge existing understandings of aging. The entrepreneur didn’t share details yet, leaving many questions about the science behind the claim.
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