Reimagining Healthcare through Media, Technology, and a Smart Services platform for all.
Cardiac, Thoracic & Vascular SurgeonCardiac, Thoracic & Vascular SurgeonDr. Nene has 28 years of experience as a surgeon in mitral valve repair, open and endovascular aortic surgery, thoracic oncology and robotic and minimally invasive approaches for heart and lung surgery and is licensed to practise in US & India... Learn More
Healthcare InnovatorHealthcare InnovatorNow along with his team, Dr. Nene is committed to helping people improve their lifestyles and increase lifespans with a new healthcare venture. The vision is to achieve this through precision, personalized health approaches using a combination of media, technology, and smart services... Learn More
Tech InnovatorTech InnovatorCreated the edutech platform, “Dance with Madhuri” to help people learn dance from the masters, anytime anywhere. With users from over 206 countries & presence on iOS, Android, the web and DTH networks (Tatasky, Videocon, Dish, Airtel), as well as offline schools… Learn More
Producer & StorytellerProducer & StorytellerA storyteller at heart, Dr. Nene co-founded RNM Moving Pictures a world-class, platform-agnostic, digital content company along with Madhuri Dixit Nene. The vision is simple: Give people access to world-class information, services, Amazon self publishing, and products from domain leaders… Learn More
Reimagining Healthcare through Media, Technology, and a Smart Services platform for all.
The festive lights are shining bright, but so are the AQI warnings! 🪔🌫️
With air pollution making headlines across India this Diwali, here’s something we shouldn’t overlook: poor air quality doesn’t just affect our lungs. It can affect our hearts too. ❤️
As a cardiothoracic surgeon, I believe celebrating well also means looking after ourselves and those around us.
Before stepping out for a walk, workout or festive gathering, check your local AQI and take sensible precautions, especially for children, older adults and those with existing health conditions.
Let’s keep the festivities bright and the air we breathe a priority.
Swipe through for a few simple ways to protect your health.
On a Saturday -this pre-Diwali weekend, over 250 people joined me in Delhi to launch 21 Days to Good Health, and I was so grateful for everyone’s support.
Honored to launch 21 Days to Good Health in Delhi. I’m incredibly proud of my Taj team, Rupa Publications, HSBC, and all the people working tirelessly behind the scenes to make these launches possible.
We also received some wonderful news - 21 Days to Good Health is officially a bestseller in India and around the world, and the second print edition will now carry that milestone on its cover. 📖
More important than that, though, was the dialogue I had with Shereen and the audience. It was fabulous - and, as always, it was the company that made the difference.
I look forward to meeting more of you out there — online, offline, and in person — as we continue to champion each other and champion good health.
This Diwali, let’s make it the gift of good health. ❤️
21 Days to Good Health.
Thank you. I’m truly grateful to all of you for making this book a bestseller.
Every reader brings a different perspective to a book. And sometimes, the most meaningful way to discover a book is through the words of those who have read it.
21 Days to Good Health by Dr. Shriram Nene brings the science of healthy living into everyday life, breaking the
Amazing. Never would have thought, but honestly, clean air is the need of the hour. When I'm seeing these AQIs go up and up and up, it's really saddening. I think, working together, we can make a change in a metro or other area, so let's join hands and get it done.
In 21 Days to Good Health, Connection & Purpose is one of the five pillars of wellbeing. This Bhai Dooj, may we carry that idea into the everyday: make the call, ask how they’re really doing, and stay for the answer.
Diabetes medications have evolved, bringing potential benefits - and questions about how they should be used. In conversation with Brut India, I discuss why medical supervision matters as their use grows.
Ironic that the one study showed 4 episodes of blindness in 136,000 patients with placebo or diabetes and 6 in 136,000 and the FDA is now asking for a warning. Is that statistically meaningful to carry a label. It’s not mechanistically clear. What we do know is that there is a