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Rachel Landwehr is a dedicated clinical research assistant specializing in sports medicine at Duke University Hospital, with experience in multiple roles including volunteer work and support program assistance. Currently involved in significant research projects through the MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund Program and Duke University's Bass Connections, Rachel focuses on the development of assessment measures for athletic populations and the impacts of head injuries on pediatric brain health. Additional engagements include serving as the Director of Hospital Relations for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and working as a Patient Navigation and Emergency Center Volunteer at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. Rachel's research experience encompasses longitudinal studies on cognitive decline and the microbiome, further showcasing a commitment to advancing health in both pediatric and older adult populations. Rachel is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biology at Duke University, expected to graduate in 2025.
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Neolth de-escalates stress and health crises by using neuroscience to determine the most effective behavioral care for students. Their digital platform offers personalized emotional support and continuous mental health monitoring, reducing the burden of high care demands on high school and university counseling centers.