Reti Health is a venture backed start-up transforming cardiovascular disease screening.
17.9 million people die from cardiovascular disease every year. That's 31% of all deaths worldwide.
With early warning, the vast majority of these are preventable with lifestyle changes or medication.
An estimated 5.6 million people in England suffer from undiagnosed hypertension - a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
80% of at risk people go to the optician every 2 years.
Reti Health use the images of the retina taken during routine eye checks to scan for cardiovascular disease.
Early identification of people at risk people gets them treatment sooner, and could help prevent millions of heart attacks and strokes every year
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Oliver built AI to diagnose cancer at the UCL Center for Medical Image Computing. He also has strategy, fundraising, and technical skills from working at EY, consulting for the healthcare industry, and GoCardless, where he helped raise $75m.
George studied neuroscience at UCL, then built deep learning products at a computer vision startup. He has published applied neuroscience research, trained deep neural networks, and deployed AI products to hundreds of thousands of people.
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