Cognetivity Neurosciences Announces Agreement With Japanese Life Insurance Company
Company to provide its AI-powered cognitive assessment technology to policyholders in Japanese market to promote proactive approach to brain health
MSA is the core company of the Japanese domestic life insurance business of the global
Under the planned deployment, MSA policyholders will have personal access to Cognetivity's Integrated Cognitive Assessment (CognICA) technology, an AI-powered brain health platform that can detect problems early, when they are more likely to be effectively addressed, as part of a proactive approach to customer health. By detecting early, interventions can be done in a variety of ways depending on the individual requirements of the policyholder. According to
Cognetivity is achieving an important milestone by bringing its world-first technology to
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"Sina Habibi"
Chief Executive Officer and Director
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