Partner with Prenuvo to advance the future of preventive healthcare
With advanced whole-body MRI, over 100,000 scans, and rich data insights, we invite research partners to collaborate on advancing early detection and personalized health.
Why collaborate with Prenuvo?
Help create an unparalleled dataset
Over 100,000 scans: Our rapidly growing database offers unmatched whole body imaging insights, capturing conditions across cardiovascular, neurological, musculoskeletal, and oncological domains. We standardize and catalog every finding, allowing for scalable, data-driven research that is easily aggregated and analyzed.
Comprehensive medical histories
Integrated patient-reported outcomes and detailed medical histories enhance the power of our imaging data. This holistic view helps uncover hidden patterns and relationships that can inform clinical decision-making.
Advanced MRI technology
Our MRI protocols are optimized for fast, radiation-free, whole body scans. This non-invasive approach helps ensure a high level of participant safety, improving longitudinal study retention and robust data collection. As a leading network of high-quality MRI locations with specific expertise in whole body imaging, we collaborate as a trial site for cost-effective clinical trials
Expertise in data science and analytics
Prenuvo’s dedicated data science team brings expertise in machine learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics. We are poised to uncover novel correlations, biomarkers, and risk factors that drive innovation in preventive medicine.
Our research focus
Early disease detection
- Collaborate on identifying early visible markers of diseases such as cancer, neurodegeneration, and heart disease.
- Develop screening guidelines and imaging protocols for high-risk patient populations.
Longitudinal health tracking
- Utilize repeat imaging and medical history data to observe disease progression over time.
- Strengthen predictive models and risk assessments for a wide range of chronic conditions.
Precision & personalized medicine
- Integrate MRI data with genetic, biochemical, and lifestyle data to guide personalized treatment and prevention strategies.
- Investigate imaging-based biomarkers to stratify patient populations and tailor interventions.
Technology innovation
- Improve MRI scanning technology and workflows for faster, more accessible, and more accurate whole-body imaging.
- Develop new imaging sequences and AI-driven software solutions that enhance disease detection and classification.
Types of collaborations
Academic partnerships
We partner with universities and research institutes to design and implement groundbreaking studies. Prenuvo’s robust dataset and advanced MRI capabilities provide a powerful foundation for theses, peer-reviewed research, and multi-center clinical trials.
Nonprofit & philanthropic organizations
We work with nonprofits and philanthropic foundations focused on public health and disease-specific awareness. By combining efforts, we aim to expand preventive health initiatives and support underrepresented communities with early detection research.
Industry collaborations
As a leading network of high-quality MRI locations with specific expertise in WB imaging, we collaborate as a trial site for cost-effective clinical trials.
Public health & policy
Prenuvo’s data can inform policymakers, public health officials, and healthcare providers by offering evidence-based insights into the effectiveness of preventive screening, guiding resource allocation, and shaping standards of care.
Our commitment to ethics and privacy
Prenuvo recognizes the sensitivity of personal health data and upholds stringent data protection measures. Our commitment is to conduct research responsibly and ethically—placing participants’ privacy and well-being at the center of every collaboration.
Join the future of preventive healthcare
We invite research teams, clinicians, and organizations to partner with Prenuvo. Together, we can pioneer breakthroughs in early detection, refine predictive health models, and help shape the future of preventive medicine.