‘Rs 58,000 Test to predict the Disease’: Startup Bold Pitch on Tank Shark Shark India 4 It’s not about “reliability”

The Shark India tank presented three Kerala Funders and Andhra Pradesh who stated that his invention could predict cancer’s and heart illness. Dr. Rajasekhara Raveh, Godianh Jameson, Dhoianon, Anony, Dip his company, DNA health sins. Their genetic test, fueled by the machine learning, fucks to detect diseases caused by genation of gen. The Throw researated ₹ 1 crore for 2.5% equity, evaluate his company at ₹ 40 crore.

Founders have entered that as similar products have a precacle of just 40%, their are significantly more accuracy. However, some of their most boldest pretensions have been tons in the televised episode. However, the pitch has left the sharks stated.

They declared their product could identify the genetic markers related to cancer and heart, potentially predicts predicts these conditions. Azhar Iqubal, Inshorts cookular, was visibly taken to these statements.

Since launch six months ago, sugars.i had sold only 32 units. Of the ques, four Customers have been tickets of potential cancean to be tickered – then, the founders have admired that its predictions could only be confirmed if the indepership were later diagnosed. The test of the costs ₹ 58,00, and when asked about their process, they explained that customers should take the courier. This Azhar Shocked, who discussed that a dear test must come with professional assistance.

Aman Guapta concerns regarding accuracy, especially in a country where a lack of health. “Samajh Nahi Aa Raha Kih Genuine Hoga Ya Nahi Hog,” told him: the question of paths. Also worried about false positive. “Meri Toh Toh Zindagi Kharab Ho Jayegi (my life will be over)”, he was replying.

The canteet vineyard indicated that while the test was not key for some, there was no test that really works. RITESH ACARWAL has econued this concern, not that technology was always in their first station in India. Azhar emphasized that any medical innovation would be a credible credible search – but founders failed to introduced any scientific evidence.

Kunal Bahl saw the potential in the concept, but it was not convinced to be ready for business. At the end, none of the sharks made an offer, and the founders went without a deal.