Founder and CEO
BioAro Inc.
Canada

Dr Kapoor is an experienced Cardiologist, Entrepreneur, Innovator, and founder of many successful healthcare ventures. He completed medical school in Russia and gained technical knowledge in the management of information systems at the University of Lethbridge. Strong healthcare services professional with an Internal Medicine residency at the University of Alberta and completed Cardiology residency at the University of Manitoba. He mastered Carotid Ultrasounds at the Cleveland Clinic.

He is the Founder and CEO of BioAro Inc, a Biotech Company from Canada and it specializes in Genomics, Precision Health, HealthSpan, Longevity. BioAro’s expertise in health technology using Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain makes it one of the leading companies globally. It has filed our 70 patents in various fields of healthcare, and ongoing research and development effort are in the area of discovering new epigenetic markers and treatments, cell therapy and gene editing. BioAro is expanding its expertise in Precision Health, HealthSpan and Longevity from humans to the field of veterinary medicine, environmental sciences, and agriculture.

He is also the Founder and CEO of CardiAI Inc, a Canadian BioTech company specializing in medical devices in Cardiology using artificial intelligence. In Collaboration with BioAro, CardiAI is aiming to launch its upcoming point of care cardiac biomarker testing platform globally. Dr Kapoor is also the founder of World’s First Decentralized Data Storage platform, Anryton Technologies. It’s Blockchain based technology that provides secure data storage and data exchange solutions globally. Anryton is launching World’s First DNA based NFT linked Digital passport system, a global health and inheritance record system.

In medicine, his interests are in primary and secondary prevention of genomics, cardiac diseases, vascular medicine, epidemiology, women’s health and health initiatives in visible minorities. He is an author, a public speaker and an international award winner for his work in the field of improving healthcare outcomes in vulnerable minorities and women.