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This is how America is literally selling its blood to make money. In 2023, the US made a staggering $37 billion from blood plasma exports. Yes, more than it made from exporting coal or gold. Why? Because plasma, which makes up about 50% of your b

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We often talk about India becoming a superpower, but we can't ignore the high wealth inequality here. Have you ever felt that India is actually a poor country in some situations?

So USA imposes 26% tarrif on India. Let's see where stock market opens and how inflation in USA rises. let’s see how markets open and inflation reacts. Fun fact: India is the largest supplier of generic medicines to the US, exporting over $8.7 billi

Billionaires aren't just chasing money anymore. They're buying time. I found the 5 most popular high-end treatments of the ultra-wealthy. This is how the 0.1% plan to live to 150 (or beyond): 1. Blood Plasma Transfusions This treatment involves

Unified Platform for Farmers Problem: Farmers in rural India, Especially in Rural, face exploitation by middlemen, poor market access, lack of storage, and outdated farming methods, Purpose of the Idea: The purpose of this platform is to empower far

Do you think it's possible? What if we built an AI doctor that works as effectively as a real doctor? It could diagnose illnesses and suggest the right medicines. Also this could reduce high medical cost and make healthcare affordable and accessible

My idea is MedKart, a comprehensive medicine delivery application. We aim to provide high-quality medicines at affordable prices. The application will also feature online dental consultations with top-notch doctors, along with services for facial aes

Hi, I’m Ganesh Galave 👋. I’m working on a new service for people who take daily medicines for health conditions like diabetes, BP, thyroid, heart problems, etc. I’m not selling anything right now — just trying to understand the problems people face