Reem Mahrat
Reem Mahrat is a serial entrepreneur, biotechnology innovator, author, and clinical research leader with more than two decades of experience advancing diagnostics, therapeutics, and precision medicine. Trained as a chemical engineer, she has founded four companies and successfully exited three ventures in the diagnostic and biotechnology space, including RamanID and Calico Bio Labs. As the Founder and CEO of EazeBio, Reem is leading the development of real-time biological intelligence through AI-powered, smartphone-based biomarker testing designed to make healthcare more accessible, proactive, and patient-centered. Her mission is deeply personal, inspired by her own healthcare experiences and her commitment to empowering patients with immediate access to meaningful health insights.
In addition to building transformative healthcare technologies, Reem serves as a SPARK Advisor at Stanford University and Entrepreneur in Residence at Daybreak Labs. Her work focuses on decentralized diagnostics, preventive medicine, and expanding healthcare access through innovative point-of-care technologies. Under her leadership, EazeBio is advancing clinical trials across multiple cancer indications and mental health applications while developing novel biomarkers aimed at improving early detection and personalized care. Reem’s expertise spans antibody development, clinical trials, biotechnology commercialization, and AI-driven healthcare solutions, positioning her as a respected voice in the future of precision medicine.
Beyond her entrepreneurial and scientific achievements, Reem is a passionate advocate for women’s health, health equity, and patient education. She is the author of three books — Feed Your Good Gene, Avoid Autoimmune Disease, Second Spring, and The Third Bloom — which focus on helping individuals better understand their biology, hormones, and long-term wellness. Drawing from her own journey living with autoimmune disease, she is committed to raising awareness, improving healthcare accessibility, and encouraging patients to become active participants in their health rather than passive recipients of care. Through her leadership, writing, and advocacy, Reem continues to inspire innovation at the intersection of science, technology, and human-centered healthcare.
• Chemical Engineering
• San Francisco State University
• Buck Institute For Age Research
• Spark Advisor at Stanford
• Entrepreneur in Residence at Daybreak Lab
What do you attribute your success to?
Being courageous, curious, and embracing challenges, letting nothing getting in the way of my goals and dreams.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Never give up on your goals and dreams, stand tall and proud, know your worth.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Keep pushing forward, do not be intimidated by others, be an advocate for yourself.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
We're making healthcare more human and accessible because healthcare failed me and failed my dad. Now we're bringing tools to empower patients with our home testing biomarker platform that allows you to get your real biomarker answer in real time without waiting for results or a doctor. The patient is not really a number or a chart - he is a real participant. We're launching next month and getting our FDA clearance by end of the year for some of our novel biomarkers. Our clinical trials are going on with multiple cancer indications and mental health. Through my three books, I'm educating women on how they can understand their biology and optimize their health during all of those cycles and hormones that are unpredictable.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Determination, self-motivation, leading by example, continuing education, eager to learn new things every day, making a difference.