One in eight couples in the US are struggling to get pregnant. Alife Health’s CEO Paxton Maeder-York believes that by leveraging artificial intelligence for use in IVF fertility clinics, he can help shape a future where more people have a better chance of starting families at a lower cost and higher rate of success.
For Paxton Maeder-York, starting an AI-based platform to help clinicians, embryologists and clinic managers optimize the in-vitro fertilization (IVF) process is deeply personal.
“My little brother is an IVF baby and I have heard the stories of my mom, the troubles of trying...