Inspiration

My journey with medication side effects began 14 years ago with my first menstruation. What I experienced wasn't unique - I watched my mother, aunts, and friends struggle with similar challenges throughout their lives. From irregular cycles and debilitating cramps to complex hormonal interactions, each woman's story revealed the same truth: our bodies respond differently to medications at different life stages, yet most medication checkers treat all patients identically.

This personal experience, shared across generations of women in my life, revealed a critical gap in healthcare technology. While women navigate complex hormonal changes - from menstruation to pregnancy to menopause - our medication safety tools remain frustratingly one-size-fits-all. This realisation drove me to create MARMAR-W specifically for women's unique health needs, creating a solution that I wish had existed for all the women in my life.

What it does

MARMAR-W is an AI platform created to bridge a critical gap in women’s healthcare, it provide real-time insights on medication safety specifically for women. By analyzing drug interactions through a women-centered lens, it empowers users and healthcare providers to manage complex medication combinations more safely and efficiently. Healthcare providers can rely on MARMAR-W to simplify their work by providing clear recommendations tailored to women’s unique health stages, helping them make informed decisions quickly. MARMAR-W instantly analyzes:

  • Hormonal medication interactions
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding safety
  • Life-stage risks (from reproductive years to menopause)
  • Women-specific drug metabolism
  • Menstrual cycle-based medication timing

How we built it

  • ⁠React/Next.js frontend with intuitive design interface.
  • ⁠Gemini AI model with women's health-focused prompts. -⁠ ⁠Responsive, accessible design.

Challenges we ran into

  • Customizing Gemini to tailor women-specific medication risk models.
  • Handling complex hormonal interaction analysis.
  • Ensuring health data privacy.
  • Managing all the safety categories.
  • Building and refining the model based on input from medical advisors.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

  • ⁠User-friendly complex medical information
  • Prompt that works and give good recommendations
  • Satisfied Users

What we learned

  • ⁠Female life-stage medication complexities
  • ⁠Health tech UX importance
  • ⁠Need for women-specific healthcare tools

What's next for MarMar-W

  • Develop a mobile app.
  • Refine our model to ensure reliability based on women's health data, with rigorous safety checks and compliance with healthcare standards.

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