Bridget Moynahan Instagram – There’s always good news. Way to go Naya, great work! • #repost @goodnews_movement 14-year-old Naya Ellis’ passion for science started when she was just a child. At 7, she tended to her mother, battling breast cancer and her grandmother who had suffered a stroke. Now a freshman at John F. Kennedy High School in New Orleans, Naya created WingItt, a watch engineered to detect early signs of strokes in adults. The high school freshman was recognized as a champion in the esteemed National STEM Challenge last month. WingItt works by detecting nerve impulses and heartbeats, offering a preemptive means of detecting strokes before visible symptoms appear. Naya wants to ensure her invention is financially accessible to seniors without means to purchase pricy health-monitoring gadgets like iPhones and Apple Watches. You’re the good news, Naya!