Zuri Health Expands into AI-Powered Women’s Healthcare with “Petals” on WhatsApp

Zuri Health has launched Petals, an AI-powered women’s health companion on WhatsApp that combines in-house AI with real doctor support..

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Zuri Health has launched Petals, an AI-powered women’s health companion accessible via WhatsApp, designed to provide private, real-time, and holistic support.

The platform combines artificial intelligence with human expert care, including a network of doctors, nurses, and licensed healthcare providers for personalized consultations.
Ikechukwu Anoke, Founder and CEO of Zuri Health, stated Petals aims to make trusted, judgment-free healthcare accessible to all women.
Petals offers specialized guidance across four key life stages: ZuriGlow (puberty), ZuriBabez (sexual health), ZuriMoms (family planning/pregnancy), and ZuriBloom (menopause).
Zuri Health adheres to strict data protection standards, including GDPR and Kenya’s Data Protection Act, ensuring user data privacy with end-to-end encryption on WhatsApp.

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