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High school student Surabhi Mundada's project "MyHealth: A Novel Wearable Solution for Early Detection and Monitoring of Parkinson's Disease and a Transformation from Subjective to Quantifiable Testing," won the 2017 President's Scholarship at the annual Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in 2017 in Los Angeles. Her invention earned her the US$10,000 scholarship award, which is paid over four years of study.

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Getting Started in Medical Device Engineering: 2017 President's Scholarship Winner Surabhi Mundada Studies Computer Science at Stanford [Women to Watch]