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Empowering Better Health with Wearables and Other Digital Tools - Dr. Kapil Parakh, Senior Medical Lead at Google
Episode 400

Empowering Better Health with Wearables and Other Digital Tools - Dr. Kapil Parakh, Senior Medical Lead at Google

Raise the Line · Dr. Kapil Parakh, Shiv Gaglani

August 2, 202341m 50s

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Show Notes

For our 400th episode we’re happy to be diving into one of our favorite topics -- direct-to-consumer healthcare -- with a leading force in the space, Dr. Kapil Parakh. In his role as senior medical lead at Google, Dr. Parakh has led projects to expand access to health information and help people achieve their fitness goals using Fitbit and other means. He’s also helped launch products that reach a billion people and pioneered partnerships with a range of organizations, including the World Health Organization and the American Heart Association. “I've found my passion around innovation and digital health, and the intersection of consumers and health,” he tells host Shiv Gaglani. Tune in to gain from Parakh’s broad insight into how AI and digital tools are making a difference in the science of health, and the opportunities for wearables and other digital tools to help doctors and patients work together to improve health. “You can take these consumer-grade tools and intelligently use them in many different clinical and population health settings. You just have to understand what that data means and how to use it.”

Mentioned in this episode: https://www.google.com/fit/

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