Christopher 🚀

We've supported and invested in healthcare businesses from hospitals, care delivery to diagnostics, therapeutics and preventive health across nutrition, fitness and sports. Almost 45+ companies trying to help people live healthier lives. One thing I've realised is that healthcare needs two kinds of people who don't always agree with each other. Entrepreneurs who are optimistic enough to believe they can solve problems that have existed for decades and doctors and scientists who are sceptical enough to demand evidence before accepting those solutions. And we desperately need more of both in India. India needs a lot of time and attention from people outside the government to fix and solve for our healthcare needs. And we also have enormous opportunity to become a country that doesn't just consume medical innovation but creates it. It will happen not because entrepreneurs prove doctors wrong or doctors prove entrepreneurs wrong. It'll happen when both are willing to prove their ideas right, together, through evidence. Btw, i think most doctors are default entrepreneurs. One of the worst things we could do to India's healthcare ecosystem is make entrepreneurs afraid of attempting difficult scientific problems. The second worst thing would be allowing them to make scientific claims without evidence. India desperately needs more entrepreneurs willing to take difficult scientific bets. But it also needs a culture where extraordinary healthcare claims are subjected to extraordinary scientific scrutiny.