Juno

Medical advisory board

Juno is built with practising doctors. They guide how Juno talks about symptoms, medicines and when to get help, so the support you get is careful as well as kind.

Quick answer: Juno’s clinical side is led by Dr Maureen Emeagi, a GP partner in the UK, with Dr Parivrudh Sharma advising on clinical AI and health data. Juno is a health assistant, not a medical provider, and never replaces your own clinician.

Dr Maureen Emeagi smiling, wearing a white jacket

Cambridge Judge Business School

Dr Maureen Emeagi

Lead Medical Advisor, Juno

A practising GP partner in the UK. Maureen leads the clinical side of Juno: how Juno talks about symptoms, medicines and when to get help.

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Dr Parivrudh Sharma in a navy suit and glasses

Imperial College London

Dr Parivrudh Sharma

Medical Advisor, Juno

A UK-trained doctor who now works on AI in clinical care. Parivrudh brings a data and safety lens to how Juno reads and summarises what you share.

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