Clarity
The future of ovarian cancer screening
A simple, routine, affordable annual blood test designed to detect ovarian cancer early before it's too late. We're building toward the mammogram of ovarian cancer.
The Problem This Project Addresses
Ovarian cancer is one of the deadliest cancers for women, yet early detection remains a critical challenge.
Silent Killer
Often called the "silent killer," ovarian cancer typically shows no symptoms until advanced stages, when treatment is far less effective.
Invasive Diagnosis
Currently, definitive diagnosis requires invasive biopsy surgery a procedure that's risky, expensive, and not suitable for routine screening.
No Routine Screening
Unlike breast cancer with mammograms or cervical cancer with pap smears, there's no simple, affordable screening test for ovarian cancer.
Early Detection Changes Everything
When ovarian cancer is detected in its earliest stages, the five-year survival rate exceeds 90%. This project's goal is to make early detection accessible to every woman through a simple annual blood test.
Our Approach: A Simple Blood Test
Clarity is an early-stage project developing a breakthrough diagnostic that could make ovarian cancer screening as simple and routine as checking your cholesterol.
Simple Blood Draw
No invasive procedures. Just a routine blood sample at your annual checkup.
Annual Screening
Designed for yearly testing, catching cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages.
Accessible & Affordable
The project is focused on making this test affordable and accessible to women everywhere.
Early Detection
Detecting cancer before symptoms appear, when treatment is most successful.
Toward the Standard of Care
The Team
We're an early-stage project. Driven by science, motivated by impact, committed to saving lives.
Alexandra Collins
Co-founder
Alexandra grew up in a community polluted with a carcinogen, increasing her risk for cancer 9x more than the national average. She is building the solution she always feared she might one day need. She has already proven she can take on impossible problems as she successfully stopped the carcinogenic pollution affecting her community and secured new legislation. She is committed to applying her skills as a Stanford trained computer scientist specialized in Artificial Intelligence to technology and human impact.
Tooba Riaz
Co-founder
Since watching her aunt receive a terminal ovarian cancer diagnosis, Tooba became determined to build the detection tool that could have changed everything. As a scientist with a background in diagnostics and healthcare innovations, she brings both scientific rigor and personal conviction to make ovarian cancer detection available to every woman.