A Mumbai-based techie, Abhinav Gupta, has offered to improve the air quality at Zerodha's office after American entrepreneur Bryan Johnson abruptly walked out of a podcast episode due to poor air ...

Bryan Johnson, the US-based entrepreneur known for his anti ... and gene dysregulation tied to cancer. Johnson emphasized that Indians are justified in their outrage over the poor air quality they ...

Bryan Johnson raised strong concerns about the supplement industry's profit-driven practices and lack of transparency on Nikhil Kamath's podcast. He revealed significant price markups, urging ...

Later, Bryan issued a long statement on X, stating that the poor air quality index of India was the reason behind his exit. Bryan wrote, “When in India, I did end this podcast early due to the ...

Bryan Johnson, a US tech millionaire known for his ... as well as gene dysregulation linked to cancer. "Indians are justifiably outraged by the poor air quality they are exposed to daily.

Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath on Tuesday shared his "biggest takeaway" from his brother Nikhil Kamath's podcast with tech millionaire Bryan Johnson ... increased risk of cancer, and more ...

The wife of the Kwara State governor, Prof. Olufolake Abdulrazaq yesterday called for improved sensitisation and education on detection of cancer disease. She said this is necessary to attract ...

Los Angeles [US], February 5 (ANI): After leaving a podcast with Zerodha Co-founder Nikhil Kamath early citing bad air quality, American entrepreneur and venture capitalist Bryan Johnson raised ...

American entrepreneur and longevity advocate Bryan Johnson cut short a podcast recording during his visit to India, citing concerns over the country’s air quality. The 47-year-old founder of Kernel ...

Former international footballer Bryan Robson has spoken of the importance of early cancer detection, and said the Government should focus on improving cancer care (Steven Paston/PA) Former England ...

Bryan Johnson left a Mumbai podcast due to poor air quality, citing health issues. A study shows PM2.5 pollution causes liver damage, cancer risks, and systemic harm. Zerodha's Nithin Kamath ...