Neurology
A child with a neurological condition can wait 5 to 6 months to see a specialist, nearly six times longer than an adult with the same need. We're building the tools to change that math.
Understanding the Neurology Challenge
Pediatric neurology spans over 230 known conditions, from epilepsy and cerebral palsy to autism spectrum disorder and rare genetic syndromes. Each requires its own path to diagnosis, and its own kind of specialized care.
"It was very difficult for them to tell what type of tumor he had. We watched him with MRIs every six weeks for the first year of his life."
Kristin Conor
CEO, Cure Childhood Cancer
What is changing in this field
A neurological condition often leaves clues in an EEG, an MRI, or a genetic test, often read separately by different specialists. AI trained across multiple data types can change how quickly those clues come together.
The Atlas
A disease-precise map of pediatric neurological conditions: how each one presents, progresses, and differs from the rest. The foundation every tool we build starts from.
What's Ahead
Agents and apps spanning conditions from the well known to the rarely diagnosed, for clinics without this specialty on staff.
Patient Story
When Kristin's son was born, doctors found a tumor near his spine, with growths reaching into the spinal canal itself, the kind of location where surgery risks nerve damage if you don't know exactly what you're operating on first. That question took too long to answer. Every day without one meant living with what might happen next.
"It was very difficult for them to tell what type of tumor he had. We watched him with MRIs every six weeks for the first year of his life."
Kristin Conor
CEO, Cure Childhood Cancer
