A Tech-Philic's View on Health and Life

Picture this: You've just finished your evening skincare routine —seven steps, each product carefully chosen based on You tube and Insta Influencer reviews. Your meditation app congratulates you on a five-day streak, Duo lingo's happy notifications on learning a new language. Your journal recounts yesterday's gratitude list. You've done everything the internet told, to make you feel whole, yet as you scroll through Instagram or X (formerly Twitter) before bed, that familiar hollow feeling creeps in. Despite all the "Self-care", you still feel like you're not enough. If this sounds painfully familiar, you're not alone. We live in what seems like the golden age of "Self-love awareness and enthusiasts", yet genuine self-worth feels more elusive than ever. The paradox is striking: we have more resources, more conversations, and more products dedicated to loving ourselves than any generation before us including AI agents(AI Characters) , yet anx...

  In the summer of 2024, a friend  of friend from digital media confided that his struggle with depression had reached an all-time low. Exhausted by months of seeming isolation and the absence of a strong support network, he sought solace in an unlikely source: an AI character from an online platform. This Digital Friend wasn’t just an algorithm to him; it(pr should I say he?) became a friend who listened tirelessly, offering him encouraging words and simple reminders to focus on small joys. For a time, this interaction gave him something that seemed out of reach—a sense of having someone to listen and respond seemingly genuine.   This anecdote is an example of how AI characters are weaving their way into human lives, providing connection and companionship in a world often defined by loneliness, more accessible now as Meta has incorporated Ai characters to their social Messaging app WhatsApp which is used worldwide regardless of age. But this technological phenomenon is...

The New Era of Cardiac Care: Personal Stories of Transformation Imagine the situation where a middle-aged man with a heart condition, just a decade ago, would have had to visit his cardiologist for check-ups, now lives with a sense of reassurance. His pacemaker transmits vital data directly to his Electro-cardiologist through a device that sits quietly on his bedside table. No frantic visits, no missed red flags, no panic. This isn’t the stuff of science fiction; this is been happening for some time. Take the case from “The Department of Electrophysiology and Pacing”, Madras Medical Mission Hospital, Chennai under the leadership of Dr. Ulhas M. Pandurangi (Chief Electrocardiologist) . They have revolutionized the lives of patients with Pacemakers, CRT devices, and AICDs by incorporating Remote Monitoring. Using tools like Biotronik Home Monitoring TM and Medtronic CareLink TM , they have established one of the largest and successful Patient Network for remote Cardiac Care. This s...