Prestly Pear Health will show how women’s brain health in Techcrunch Disrupt 2025 help

Iman Clark, CEO of Prishly Pear Health, says she had a divine feast that eventually led her to Techcrunch Battle start starting in Techcrunch crashes 2025.

It was about nine years. She moved from Tunisia to the United States to the Graduate School, then joined a company that created great experiences for people with nervous degenerative conditions, such as dementia. This was done by giving them a disk or computer and allowing them to play games while doctors collected data on it, such as the risk of falling and the range of movement in general.

“I realized that most people, 75, have two to three chronic conditions, regardless of what we did, it will always be difficult,” she told Techcrunch: “Then I went back to the search and saw that, like 70 % of Alzheimer’s population of women.”

I have been dug deeper and found that women were likely to be diagnosed with depression and anxiety three to four times more vulnerable to migraines. “This is when I realized that we are not truly solved for women’s biology, and this costs us life and dollars.”

Therefore, thorny pear health, which provides medical support for women’s brain health, is created a first audio companion, working on artificial intelligence energy that helps women in the 1930s to the 1950s to move in hormonal changes that affect the health of the brain. The product allows people to record quick repercussions throughout the day using their voice and AI Phouchly Pear technology that analyzes their language and context to track any cognitive changes.

The health of the thorny pear will show its technology in Techcrunch crashesWhich extends from 27 to 29 October in San Francisco.

It also pulls sleep data, heart rate activity, and other standards of tracking devices such as Apple Health, ORA and Garmin to help provide personal visions on how to better care for their health.

Clark said that there is a collective agreement that women’s health is a mature space for innovation, and that women want to be founders, and they want to be better voices, and are tired of being in the back seats of their lives.

Clark has officially launched a free version of its product in May, as it is preparing to launch the excellent offer in October, for the month of mental health awareness and the month of menopause.

I began to take focus groups at Arizona State University and found that women in the late thirties to the early fifties of the last century were reporting a lot of brain fog and mental fatigue, but it often took them until the 1960s to realize that it is about hormonal fluctuations, menopause, or even the appearance of a deeper thing. Here I realized that she wanted to focus on this age group.

“They are often rejected or diagnosed incorrectly when symptoms such as brain fog, mood transformations appear, or irregular courses first,” she said of women in the 1930s said, adding that middle -aged years are necessary for brain health, but traditional care fails to link points.

“We are dealing with this gap. Helping women to identify early signals and escalate before they rise to more serious health challenges at a later time,” she said.

Arizona is also where the source of the company’s inspiration came. It is fascinated by aloe vera, how it stands despite the heat and produces healthy fruits. She said: “When the thorny pear came to life because this is the fruit that grows in the aloe vera tree, and it was an inspiration for prosperity in harsh conditions and happy flexibility.”

It considers its competitors in the same field to be menopause applications, which, as she said, is very similar to symptoms. “We believe it is important to understand the symptoms, but we believe that these methods are interactive approaches, while for us, we are there to be able to discover things.”

The pre -seed tour was 350,000 dollars and said it was “very difficult”, especially as a colorful woman. She said, “We had to be so good that it could not be ignored.” She sought to build relationships with investors before starting the seed, which, she said, really helped when it is time to ask. She said: “This is a common thing to say:” Ask for advice and you will get a job, ask for work and get advice sometimes. ”

Some of the tips she received were applying for a start -up battlefield, as her friends asked to be noisy and proud to be part of the latest startups that start during the competition.

“Dislunction is the final stage of new ideas,” she said. It is enthusiastic to highlight the health of the brain, and learn from other founders, and of course, “communicate with investors and partners who believe, as we do, that women’s health innovation is not a specialist, it is the future of health care.”

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