Lamar Health (formerly MoGen)

Palo Alto, California, United States

Rare disease treatment has a lot of trial and error due to small numbers of patients. MoGen is solving this by building a database of genetic-treatment-outcome information. Data is collected and aggregated from our clinician & patient portal designed to manage complicated conditions. We have developed a proprietary AI model to help tailor search results based on genotype. ï¿½ We plan on expanding from this target space into additional rare genetic disease and contribute to efforts in diagnostics and therapeutics using the data we collect. ï¿½ Our founding team is stacked with Stanford alumni with PhDs in Genetics, founders with profitable startups and a family member of a rare disease patient. ï¿½ Hereï¿½s a link to my Calendly if you'd like to reach us: https://calendly.com/mogenceo/30min

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Founded: 2020
Website: www.lamarhealth.com/

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