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Don t fall for influencers : Tata Memorial doctor s advice to Zerodha founder

Tata Memorial Hospital director Dr CS Pramesh, in a post, told Zerodha's CEO Nithin Kamath, who recently suffered a mild stroke, not to listen to "ill-researched advice" from social media influencers.

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No science to back beyond Trust me, bro : Tata Memorial hospital director to Nithin Kamath on influencers

Mumbai hospital director cautions Nithin Kamath against following random influencer advice given to him after his mild stroke. The doctor emphasises the lack of true science behind the influencer s medical suggestions. A cardiologist also dismisses influencer s recommendations

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Tata Memorial Hospital doctor warns against trusting social media influencers |

Tata Memorial Hospital doctor urges the public to not trust influencers on social media instead of visiting a doctor. Dr. Pramesh warns against following influencers without a science background.

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No Science To Back Beyond Trust Me, Bro : Tata Memorial Hospital Director To Nithin Kamath On Influencers

No Science To Back Beyond Trust Me, Bro : Tata Memorial Hospital Director To Nithin Kamath On Influencers
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