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Healthcare tech. Past - just tech. Married to my favorite economist @supkaur CEO & Co-Founder @lookdeephealth
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Tailoring Nanoparticle Surfaces Empowered by Multivariate Techniques for Detection of Multiple Antibiotic Fingerprints in Real Samples Using Hand-Held Colorimetric Signal Readout

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By Gagandeep Singh, Navneet Kaur, Narinder Singh
| dx.doi.org
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Unlock Your Data's True Potential: The Zero Copy Revolution

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By Kuber Sharma, Narinder Singh
| salesforce.com
In a world drowning in data, the true challenge isn’t merely collecting it—it’s activating it. For far too long, the invaluable insights residing within your meticulously curated data warehouses and expansive data lakes have remained largely untapped, held captive by architectural silos and cumbersome processes.
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Patients Welcome AI in Hospitals: A Shift from Fear to Trust in 2025

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By Narinder Singh
| HIT Consultant Verified
Healthcare providers often worry that new technology will alienate patients—that it will feel impersonal, experimental, or even intrusive. But when it comes to AI in hospitals, the story is surprisingly different. Research shows that patients don’t fear being observed—what they fear is being ignored. Rather than resisting oversight, many welcome it if it means they’re being actively cared for.
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