Cancer Startup Ideas

4 months ago

A $20 test that can detect various cancers.

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4 months ago

A healthcare startup that treats cancer and other diseases with stem cells.

161

1 year ago

A startup that tests drug combinations to find the ones that work best for cancer.

106

2 years ago

A startup that offers an AI-powered service that helps patients decide where to seek treatment for cancer

102

1 year ago

The startup is developing a system that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help physicians screen for diseases like cancer and heart disease. The startup was founded by MIT alumni.

89

8 months ago

A startup that’s using a combination of machine learning and visual analytics to diagnose cancer on the patient’s iPad to save lives.

79

6 months ago

A data visualizer that lets you map and see how different types of cancer are spread in a population.

72

1 year ago

A new kind of medical imaging device that can detect early-stage cancers.

60

1 year ago

A medical device that can detect breast cancer, in a more affordable and less invasive way than current tools. It’s not FDA approved yet, but the founders say they have been talking to a number of medical companies that have expressed interest.

58

1 year ago

A machine learning platform that can predict cancer in the pancreas better than the current gold standard.

56

3 months ago

A platform that uses artificial intelligence to predict a person’s risk of cancer.

56

1 year ago

A collaboration platform for physicians in the US. The startup is looking to deliver new drugs to cancer patients and offer new approaches to cancer treatment.

55

11 months ago

A mobile app for tracking pain and quality of life for patients with an incurable condition, like cancer, that can be tracked easily and with minimal cost.

52

11 months ago

A company that can improve the quality of care for patients with cancer by combining a doctor’s expertise and nurses’ support. The startup helps nurses provide care for end-of-life patients in an intimate setting.

50

10 months ago

This is a startup that uses text messaging to help people in the US who are seriously ill or have cancer manage their treatment and reach out to their loved ones.

49

11 months ago

A wearable device that monitors body movements to help fight cancer

48

1 year ago

Ideal is an app that uses AI to identify whether a person might have cancer based on symptoms, lab results and shared medical history.

41

10 months ago

ScienT is a company that’s using machine-learning algorithms to help doctors understand how to treat cancer.

41

1 year ago

An AI-driven startup that aims to predict which people will die from cancer.

40

1 year ago

A registry for people to learn about and connect with other cancer survivors.

39

10 months ago

A new way to treat cancer, using a bone marrow transplant to reprogram a patient's own cells to attack and kill cancer cells.

37

6 months ago

Known Medicine is working on putting a computer chip in your tumor that can sense whether or not the tumor is responding to treatment. The startup wants to use the chip to identify patients who need more aggressive treatment, which would help improve survival rates for the cancer.

37

3 months ago

A startup that is building an online game for kids, originally built for kids with cancer, now for kids with cancer everywhere. The startup is currently taking preorders for the game, which is currently in development.

37

8 months ago

This is a startup building a platform for crowdsourced data for the cannabis industry. Current users include a company that develops cancer treatments, and a company that does research on how cannabis interacts with other drugs. It’s also working with a company that’s trying to build a regulatory compliance system for the cannabis industry.

36

6 months ago

This startup is building a platform for the medical industry to communicate with each other. The company has processed about $20,000 in medical records for cancer patients, who often can’t afford to travel to a specialist to see a doctor.

36

5 months ago

A health startup that uses machine learning to predict a person’s risk of cancer based on lifestyle and genetics.

34

6 months ago

Cempra is developing a new type of cancer immunotherapy called CAR T cell therapies.

32

2 months ago

A $1.3 billion dollar medical technology company. The startup is building a CRISPR-based tool that can identify molecules that are likely to be on the path to becoming cancer drugs.

26

11 days ago

In the US, 1 in 5 women is diagnosed with breast cancer. Many of them can’t afford the high cost of surgery, and don’t have access to screening tests. Screenings for breast cancer are mostly done with mammograms, which have a high rate of false positives.

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Cancer Startup Ideas

A $20 test that can detect various cancers.

A healthcare startup that treats cancer and other diseases with stem cells.

A startup that tests drug combinations to find the ones that work best for cancer.

A startup that offers an AI-powered service that helps patients decide where to seek treatment for cancer

The startup is developing a system that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help physicians screen for diseases like cancer and heart disease. The startup was founded by MIT alumni.

A startup that’s using a combination of machine learning and visual analytics to diagnose cancer on the patient’s iPad to save lives.

A data visualizer that lets you map and see how different types of cancer are spread in a population.

A new kind of medical imaging device that can detect early-stage cancers.

A medical device that can detect breast cancer, in a more affordable and less invasive way than current tools. It’s not FDA approved yet, but the founders say they have been talking to a number of medical companies that have expressed interest.

A machine learning platform that can predict cancer in the pancreas better than the current gold standard.

A platform that uses artificial intelligence to predict a person’s risk of cancer.

A collaboration platform for physicians in the US. The startup is looking to deliver new drugs to cancer patients and offer new approaches to cancer treatment.

A mobile app for tracking pain and quality of life for patients with an incurable condition, like cancer, that can be tracked easily and with minimal cost.

A company that can improve the quality of care for patients with cancer by combining a doctor’s expertise and nurses’ support. The startup helps nurses provide care for end-of-life patients in an intimate setting.

This is a startup that uses text messaging to help people in the US who are seriously ill or have cancer manage their treatment and reach out to their loved ones.

A wearable device that monitors body movements to help fight cancer

Ideal is an app that uses AI to identify whether a person might have cancer based on symptoms, lab results and shared medical history.

ScienT is a company that’s using machine-learning algorithms to help doctors understand how to treat cancer.

An AI-driven startup that aims to predict which people will die from cancer.

A registry for people to learn about and connect with other cancer survivors.

A new way to treat cancer, using a bone marrow transplant to reprogram a patient's own cells to attack and kill cancer cells.

Known Medicine is working on putting a computer chip in your tumor that can sense whether or not the tumor is responding to treatment. The startup wants to use the chip to identify patients who need more aggressive treatment, which would help improve survival rates for the cancer.

A startup that is building an online game for kids, originally built for kids with cancer, now for kids with cancer everywhere. The startup is currently taking preorders for the game, which is currently in development.

This startup is building a platform for the medical industry to communicate with each other. The company has processed about $20,000 in medical records for cancer patients, who often can’t afford to travel to a specialist to see a doctor.

A health startup that uses machine learning to predict a person’s risk of cancer based on lifestyle and genetics.

Cempra is developing a new type of cancer immunotherapy called CAR T cell therapies.

A $1.3 billion dollar medical technology company. The startup is building a CRISPR-based tool that can identify molecules that are likely to be on the path to becoming cancer drugs.

In the US, 1 in 5 women is diagnosed with breast cancer. Many of them can’t afford the high cost of surgery, and don’t have access to screening tests. Screenings for breast cancer are mostly done with mammograms, which have a high rate of false positives.