
Maahe Kunvar
Public health science student at the University of Maryland and winner of the 2026 ASPPH Public Health Innovation Lab with the app "Harmoney"
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Sep 24, 2026
From Sprint to Solution: Meet the Winners of the 2026 Public Health Innovation Lab
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Maahe KunvarGUEST
Um, so for me, I think I had a very specific experience that pushed me towards public health.

Maahe KunvarGUEST
Um, and I think that it's an experience that can speak to a lot and it can be representative of a lot of women's experiences, I think across the world.

Maahe KunvarGUEST
And so whenever we would go home to visit, I think that my experience in witnessing firsthand how the lack of education and the lack of resources really impacted the women and their rights there, it was just very eye-opening for me.
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Ananth KudaravalliGUEST
We're looking for developers right now to try to code it and we're trying to wireframe it and stuff but to me the success for this would because I don't I don't know if this is a product that'll work in the future but success to me is at least building it and finding out because I don't want to leave untapped potential just sitting there so I think to me success is building it getting it out there doing our best and seeing what happens
