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Ultrahuman signs Abu Dhabi agreement to validate biological-age model

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Ultrahuman announced Monday that it signed a two-year memorandum of understanding with the Abu Dhabi Public Health Center to develop and validate a model that estimates biological age. The company intends to make the model available across the United Arab Emirates through government digital-health platforms, including TAMM and Sahatna. The model will combine clinical biomarkers with data from rings, wrist-worn devices, straps and patches to assess aging patterns. CEO Mohit Kumar said Ultrahuman will not train it on UAE data or receive personally identifiable information through the program. Research and clinical validation will occupy the next two years; Kumar gave no timeline for the phased broader rollout.
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