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The Silent Killer: Understanding Hypertension, Wearable Tech And Digital Health With Dr. Jay Shah
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The silent killer can no longer hide in the shadows. Wearable tech and the power of medical-grade data can now give us the tools to fight back against hypertension and take charge of our health. In this episode, Dr. Jay Shah, chief medical officer of Aktiia Global, delves into the world of hypertension, wearable tech, and digital health. Blood pressure is often referred to as the silent killer, as it can cause severe damage to the body without showing any symptoms. Dr. Jay explores the basics of blood pressure, why hypertension care is crucial, and the problem of hypertension that millions of people worldwide are facing. He discusses how medical-grade data can now be used to develop personalized care plans. He also discusses the importance of data security, the power of human connection, the impact of artificial intelligence, and more. Tune in now and discover how to control your personal health information to live your best life.
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