Naya Ellis, one of PEOPLE's Girls Changing the World in 2024, hopes the WingItt, can be an affordable option for those at risk When Naya Ellis’s grandmother had a stroke, nobody realized what was ...
A New Orleans teen is aiming to change health outcomes with a potentially lifesaving invention. As reported by People, 15-year-old Naya Ellis, one of the magazine’s “Girls Changing the World in 2024” ...
New Orleans teen Naya Ellis was inspired to create the WingItt smartwatch after witnessing her grandmother’s post-stroke experience. “We had to create a real-life solution to a real-life problem,” ...
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