Evidence-led Neuroscience, simplified for
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Ivory's methodology is grounded in decades of peer-reviewed research, validated in Indian populations, and continuously informed by what our own data reveals.
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Real-world data turned into actionable Cognitive intelligence
/ Ivory InsightsFocused observations and emerging patterns captured across our population assessments, continuously updated as our platform grows.
Detecting meaningful Cognitive deficits in early Cognitive decline
Ivory Cognition Research · 2026
A clinical validation study showed that the CogniFit battery on Ivory detected early cognitive decline with 77% probability across memory, attention, and motor skills. Half of the clinical cohort scored in the lowest performance tier compared to just 14% of healthy controls.
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Built on globally validated science
Decades of peer-reviewed research from world-leading journals that inform our methodology, Clinical protocols, and Assessment design.
Simple digital tasks can detect early brain changes
Research shows that subtle slowing and variability in simple, time-based tasks, such as reaction time or fine motor performance, can reflect early brain changes, even before clear functional symptoms appear, validating the use of brief digital assessments.
Cognitive change begins in
Midlife
Midlife
This large longitudinal study shows that declines in processing speed, attention, and memory can begin as early as midlife—often decades before dementia is diagnosed—supporting the need for early cognitive monitoring rather than late-life screening.
Upto 40% of Dementias are preventable
Up to 40% of Dementia risk is linked to modifiable factors such as education, cardiovascular health, sleep, and Cognitive engagement, highlighting the importance of early detection and proactive intervention.
Lifestyle interventions can reduce the risk of Dementia
The landmark FINGER trial proved that combining diet, exercise, cognitive training, and vascular health management can prevent cognitive decline in at-risk older adults. It demonstrates that targeted lifestyle interventions actively preserve long-term brain health.
Early Detection
Cognitive decline begins in midlife — not old age
The Whitehall II cohort study (n = 7,390) showed declines in memory, processing speed and executive function begin as early as 45, often two decades before dementia is diagnosed — making midlife the critical window for intervention.
Sabia et al. · BMJ · 2012
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Modifiable Risk
Up to 45% of dementia cases are potentially preventable
The Lancet Commission identified 14 modifiable risk factors — including education, hearing loss, hypertension, obesity, smoking, depression, physical inactivity, diabetes, alcohol, TBI, air pollution, social isolation, and sleep — that together account for nearly half of global dementia cases.
Livingston et al. · The Lancet · 2024
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Digital Assessment
Simple digital tasks can detect early brain changes
Subtle slowing and variability in timed, digital tasks — such as reaction time and fine motor performance — can reflect early brain changes before functional symptoms appear, validating brief computerised assessments for cognitive screening.
Various authors · Multiple journals
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Lifestyle
Multi-domain lifestyle intervention slows cognitive decline
The FINGER trial (n = 1,260) demonstrated that a structured intervention combining diet, exercise, cognitive training, and vascular risk management significantly improved cognitive performance in at-risk older adults compared to controls — establishing multi-domain lifestyle intervention as a viable prevention strategy.
Ngandu et al. · The Lancet · 2015
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Voice Biomarkers
Voice analysis detects cognitive impairment with 89% accuracy
AI-based analysis of voice patterns — including prosody, speech rate, pausing, and word choice — achieved 89% accuracy in detecting early cognitive impairment, offering a scalable, non-invasive screening method before clinical symptoms emerge.
Various authors · The Lancet Regional Health · 2025
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