Amanda Danumbu,
Amanda Danumbu, a final-year student at the Department of Chemistry, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), is making waves with the development of a groundbreaking health-tech solution aimed at improving early detection of blood pressure-related conditions.
Her innovation, the BP Abnormality Notifier, is a web-based application designed to predict blood pressure abnormalities and alert users in real-time, allowing for timely health intervention and preventive care.
The app leverages data inputs to analyze blood pressure trends and detect anomalies, offering users early warnings that could help prevent complications such as hypertension, stroke, and heart disease. Amanda’s goal is to bridge the gap between everyday health monitoring and medical response by equipping users with timely, data-driven insights.
Amanda’s work has earned praise from faculty and peers alike, with many describing her project as a powerful example of how chemistry and technology can converge to solve real-world problems. Her innovation is also being recognized for its potential in public health outreach, especially in underserved communities with limited access to routine health checks.
