"It was around nine years ago. She moved from Tunisia to the U.S. for grad school, then joined a company that created gamified experiences for people with neurodegenerative conditions, like dementia. This was done by giving them a tablet or a computer and letting them play games while doctors collected data on them, like their risk of falling and overall range of motion."
"So she created Prickly Pear Health, which provides medical support to women's brain health, a voice-first, AI-powered companion that helps women in their 30s to 50s navigate the hormonal changes that affect brain health. The product lets people record quick reflections throughout the day using their voice and Prickly Pear's AI technology analyzes their language and context to track any cognitive changes."
Iman Clark moved from Tunisia to the U.S. for graduate school and later worked on gamified experiences collecting clinical data from people with neurodegenerative conditions. Research showed that many older adults have multiple chronic conditions and that roughly 70% of the Alzheimer's population are women. Women face higher rates of depression, anxiety, and migraines. Clark founded Prickly Pear Health to focus on women's brain health with a voice-first, AI-powered companion for women in their 30s to 50s. The product analyzes short voice reflections and integrates wearable metrics to track cognitive changes and offer personalized insights.
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