Ipek Ensari – Women’s Health Researcher and AI-Driven Digital Health Scientist in NYC
Closing the Data Gap in Female Reproductive Health
Assistant Professor, Department of Artificial Intelligence and Human Health, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Department of Medicine, Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Science
Co-Director, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at ISMMS
Research
I study whether apps, wearables, and AI-based tools are truly reliable and clinically useful for conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, chronic pelvic pain – and how patients and clinicians can use those data for better decision making and personalized care. My work focuses on a practical question: how do we make mHealth-based digital data not just innovative, but trustworthy, interpretable, and genuinely helpful for the people they are meant to serve?
Validate mHealth Tools
Testing whether apps, wearables, and AI-based health technologies are reliable, valid, and clinically meaningful for reproductive and pelvic pain conditions.
Interpret Digital Data
Developing ways for patients and clinicians to understand symptom, behavior, and physiological data in ways that support better conversations, better decisions, and more agency.
Personalize Lifestyle Interventions
Studying exercise and other lifestyle-based strategies to improve daily functioning, quality of life, and long-term health for people living with chronic pain conditions.
Speaking
I speak on women’s health, AI, and digital health, with a focus on what evidence-driven innovation should look like, bridging across medicine, implementation, data science, and real-world evidence without flattening the complexity of women’s health. Based in New York City, I contribute to conversations on chronic pelvic pain, reproductive health, patient-generated data, and the gap between health technology marketing and meaningful validation. For conferences, panels, media interviews, and academic events, I bring a clinically grounded and methodologically rigorous perspective on women’s health research in the age of AI.
Selected topics
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Are digital health tools truly ready for endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain?
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How patient-generated data can improve care without adding more confusion
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Making AI and wearable data clinically interpretable for women’s reproductive health
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Personalized exercise and lifestyle interventions for chronic pain and long-term health
Contact
Get in touch
Have a speaking request, collaboration idea, or media inquiry? You can submit an inquiry or reach out via through my ISMMS contact. Thank you.





