CWC
Cure Women’s Cancer
A Global Transformation.
Using Existing AI Technology to Save Women's Lives
Why Support CWC?
CWC is revolutionizing breast cancer care with our "One woman, one clinic, one day" approach to test and cure breast cancer.
Every minute, a mother, a wife, a sister, and a daughter dies of breast cancer. But why the disparity?
CWC’s Solution for Women's Cancer
Detection
With powerful AI-supported Ultrasound, cancer can be found at Point-of-Need— local clinics, hospitals, or doctors’ offices.
Diagnosis
Thanks to ultrasound imaging and AI, cancer is found early and the cancer type is known in one visit.
Treatment
Most early stage breast cancers can be frozen and killed in the same room by the same person who found them. In addition an immune response triggers the body to attack the cancer.
Benefits of Donating to CWC
The Team Behind CWC
Raj and Kamla Gupta, Professor of Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Expert in HIV. He has worked in India and Uganda for decades and continues his work at JHU and globally.
Politician, clinician, researcher, advocate, and founder of an NGO. Inducted into the American Society of Arts and Sciences and the American Academy of Medicine, she continues her leadership at Aga Khan in Nairobi.
Clinical expert in breast imaging, practicing for 30 years. Led breast imaging at Johns Hopkins for eight years, expanding from 2 to 8 sites, building an education program, research, and grant funding capabilities. Worked at Hologic Inc. as VP of Medical Affairs and lived commercialization.
A global financial expert with a focus on equity, he has led a successful purpose-driven investment opportunities firm.
Recently retired from NIH in palliative care, architect of PEPFAR with President George W Bush—a program in place for 25 years and saving more than 25 million lives.
Linda Goler Blount, MPH, is an epidemiologist and President of the Black Women’s Health Imperative. She has directed over $30 million towards research on chronic disease prevention, HIV, reproductive justice, and maternal outcomes. She is also Executive Chair of the Rare Disease Diversity Coalition.
Lee Kosmac is an experienced business leader, enlightened entrepreneur and forward-thinking investor determined to make a difference in the world. She promotes narrative dialogue integrated with cutting edge technology to influence change and capitalize opportunity.
A seasoned marketer for several of the largest medical device and innovation companies in the world—a visionary at Hologic, Inc. for the Global Women's Health Index.
Michael has expertise in manufacturing consulting, security, and crisis management and has started and sold several companies. Michael brings business skills to the team.
Executive Director, Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design and Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering. An engineer with innovations in medical device technologies, a corporate executive, and now in academics at Johns Hopkins, directing the Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design.
Practicing radiologist with broad academic and private practice experience. Charity organization leader, responsible for equipment acquisition, logistics, installation, training and maintenance. Hands-on field experience building self-sufficient radiology services in Haiti, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Guyana, Togo and Malawi.
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The mission of Curing Women’s Cancer is to establish global solutions to minimize women’s suffering from cancer.
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