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Our Approach

Precision Prevention. Built on Evidence.

We do not guess. We map your unique biology against peer-reviewed research to support precision prevention designed for your biology, your psychology and your life.

Why Healthcare Fails Women at Midlife

The menopause transition affects multiple body systems at once. But healthcare is organised by speciality, cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, psychiatry, each seeing only their piece.

The result:

  • Symptoms treated in isolation
  • Risk patterns missed across systems
  • The prevention window closes while you wait for referrals

Scita connects what fragmented healthcare cannot.

A cracked mirror, representing a fragmented view of women’s health

What Scita actually does

Differential triage across body systems

The same symptom can signal perimenopause, a cardiovascular risk, a thyroid condition, or several at once. Scita maps across them to identify what actually needs attention.

FatigueSleep disruptionWeight changesMood shiftsJoint painPerimenopauseCardiovascularThyroid / EndocrineMetabolicMusculoskeletalSYMPTOMSCONDITIONS TO INVESTIGATE

Maybe perimenopause. Maybe something else. Often both.

This is the clinical step that fragmented care misses and wellness trackers cannot offer.

Evidence Engine

Not all research is equal. We use GRADE methodology, the standard for evaluating medical evidence, to filter signal from noise.

Systematic Review

We analyse 500+ peer-reviewed studies covering symptoms, biomarkers, genetics and lifestyle.

Quality Weighting

Each study is scored by design, sample size and bias risk. High-quality RCTs carry more weight.

Clinical Validation

Our logic is reviewed by practising physicians in reproductive and preventive medicine.

From raw data to validated clinical insight. This evidence base powers every differential assessment, so the conditions Scita identifies are grounded in research, not pattern-matching.

Personalisation Engine

Generic advice sees roughly a ~10% adoption rate. We are designing for 60%.

The 60% figure is a design goal, not an achieved result.

Knowing what to do is easy. Actually doing it is the challenge. We do not just map your biology, we consider your psychology. Scita’s Behaviour Change Model adapts guidance to how you prefer to engage:

  • Communication preference: the full evidence base, or clear next steps?
  • Protocol adherence: structured programmes, or flexible adaptation?
  • Trust formation: persuaded by data, or by lived experience?
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The resultYou follow through, because Scita follows up.

How AI fits in

Scita uses AI to talk with you and personalise your experience, so it feels human and meets you where you are. The safety-critical decisions are never left to AI. They follow bounded, deterministic rules that are clinically reviewed.

AI for communication. Deterministic rules for safety.

Prevention Platform

What you share

Input

Symptoms
Mapped across body systems
History
Family and medical
Lifestyle
Sleep, nutrition, stress
Body metrics
HRV, blood pressure
Biomarkers
Key markers across domains
Genetics
High-risk variants

What happens inside

Differential mapping

  1. 1Symptoms clustered and mapped to possible contributing conditions across health domains.
  2. 2Perimenopause, cardiovascular, thyroid, metabolic, musculoskeletal considered together.
  3. 3Evidence-graded, clinically reviewed, deterministic.
Built toward MDR Class IIa

What Scita gives back

Output

Risk patterns
Holistic view across domains
Prevention protocol
Evidence-based guidance
Doctor summary
FHIR-compatible structured summary
Daily guidance
Bio-adaptive micro-steps
Health trajectory
Progress over time
Health education
The science behind every suggestion

Starting at menopause. Staying for life.

Clinical Leadership

The menopause transition is the most underserved prevention window in medicine. Scita brings the coordination and precision that women deserve, and that the healthcare system has failed to provide.

Dr Jonas Richthoff, MD, PhD

  • Senior physician, Ljungby Hospital, Sweden
  • PhD in Reproductive Medicine, Lund University
  • Clinical Lead, Scita Health
Dr Jonas Richthoff, Clinical Advisor