Genia is an innovative mobile patient support system tailored for young individuals living with cystic fibrosis and other long-term illnesses. It aims to improve health management and enhance communication among patients, their families, and healthcare teams by placing the young person at the center of the decision-making process. The app enables users to track their health data, transforming their experiences into actionable insights that healthcare providers can easily understand, ultimately leading to more personalized care.

Bluewater Hearing & Balance, based in Sarnia, Ontario, has been offering hearing loss and tinnitus treatment since 2004. The clinic provides personalized care through detailed consultations, comprehensive evaluations, and the use of advanced diagnostic tools to better understand each patient’s hearing needs. By combining modern diagnostic testing with digital technologies, they assess both the subjective experiences and clinical results of their patients to create customized treatment plans.

JustGo by Sofia is a Portuguese blog managed by Sofia Martins, focused on accessible tourism. It provides detailed information on hotels, restaurants, transportation, and destinations around the world that prioritize accessibility for individuals with reduced mobility.

EmPlastrum represents a significant advancement in the treatment of chronic skin conditions such as eczema, vitiligo, and psoriasis. Traditionally, managing these conditions requires frequent visits to hospitals for phototherapy, a process that can be both inconvenient and costly.

Televëda is a dedicated initiative aiming to reduce social isolation and promote community healing, particularly among American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) veterans and Tribal communities. Their project, Hero’s Story, focuses on accessible traditional healing practices to foster connection and support mental health.

CarePredict is a solution born from a personal need when its founder sought better ways to care for his parents ensuring a piece of mind. Since its inception in 2013, CarePredict has aimed to change senior care by identifying patterns in seniors' daily lives that can predict health declines, allowing for early intervention. It’s designed to serve various senior care environments, including assisted living, memory care, independent living communities, and home care settings.

Australian doctor Professor Richard Scolyer was already renowned for his pioneering research in pathology, particularly in the realm of skin cancer, when he received a life-altering diagnosis of glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Determined to find a treatment for his own cancer, Professor Scolyer embarked on a journey that would not only challenge the boundaries of medical science but also offer hope to countless others facing similar battles.

Karolina Löfqvist went through a tough time dealing with undiagnosed hormone-related problems like weight changes, hair loss, and feeling depressed. Eventually, she found out she had hormone imbalances, including a slow thyroid. This experience led her to found the app known as Hormona in 2019 alongside her friend Jasmine Tagesson, with the goal of helping women with similar issues.

Empident emerged from a recognized need for improved oral health solutions. Originating from the frustration experienced by patients attempting to adhere to dentist recommendations independently, the startup identified prevalent issues within the field.

Ana Marta Martins, a 24 years-old Portuguese actress, initiated her venture into mental health advocacy with a focused aim: to establish a supportive platform for individuals struggling with mental health challenges. A few days ago she founded her own website, AMMAR, motivated by her personal encounters with anxiety and a firm commitment to challenging societal perceptions surrounding mental illness.

David, a serial entrepreneur based in California, confronted his own battle with addiction leading him to rehab. Recognizing the need for more effective, data-driven approaches to addiction treatment, he founded inRecovery in 2017.

At its core, inRecovery is dedicated to revolutionizing addiction care through its holistic technology platform. The platform offers personalized support and assistance to individuals struggling with addiction, emphasizing the role of innovative technology in improving treatment outcomes.

The genesis of Coro finds its roots in a pivotal moment in the life of Rosanne Longmore, an Irish new mother grappling with the challenge of ensuring optimal nourishment for her newborn, who weighed less than 2.3kg at full term.

Shannon Cohn, a filmmaker who understands first-hand the pain of endometriosis, unveiled "Below the Belt" in 2023, a documentary designed to raise awareness, educate medical professionals, and empower women facing the challenges of endometriosis.

BeMe.ai is a Canadian-Bulgarian based in the U.S initiative dedicated to enhancing the lives of autistic children and their families. The project was founded in 2020 by Sarah Glofcheskie, a mother with firsthand experience in autism caregiving. BeMe.ai is a solution designed to support families and their care teams on their journeys, driven by a deep commitment to address the needs of the Autism community.

Josefa Cortes, a Chilean designer, was deeply moved by Jovita's story. Jovita's journey, marked by the missed opportunity to address a breast anomaly in its early stages, left a profound impact on Josefa. She recognized the need for accessible education and tools to empower women to take control of their own health.

City Able is a Lisbon-based startup dedicated to making cities, companies, and services more accessible. With a particular focus on public transport, the startup works with both public and private entities, including transport companies, city councils and businesses, to improve their accessibility. Although their primary focus is on public transport, they extend their services to other areas, particularly urban planning.

GregoryAI, envisioned by Bruno Amaral, is a groundbreaking research tool tailored to meet the needs of today's dynamic scientific community. By harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, it empowers researchers to navigate the vast landscape of scientific literature with precision and ease.

'Bámu Dá Mon' is a unique project led by Sebastião Palha, a portuguese deaf advocate who deeply understands both deaf and hearing communities. His insights, shaped by his personal experiences, help bridge gaps and promote understanding between these communities.

Roald Dahl, the beloved author of children's literature, had a profound interest in medicine, largely fueled by personal family tragedies. His connection to medicine was deepened by the health challenges faced by his son, Theo, and his first wife, Patricia Neal.

Macy Long, a recent graduate from Zane Trace High School, gained recognition for her inventive creation aimed at helping people with visual impairments. Her invention was showcased and celebrated at an international science and engineering fair. What Macy designed is a device that you wear on your wrist. It uses vibrations to let the user know when objects are nearby. The closer you get to an object, the stronger the vibrations become. Essentially, it acts like a virtual white cane, helping people navigate around obstacles.