Can femtech erase gender bias in medical care?
Technology-driven products help more women access healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa, even as they pinpoint the systemic gender biases.
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Re:solve
Innovation & Tech
Reinventing and reengineering healthcare delivery
Brian Mastroianni — US
Can digital solutions revolutionise mental health care?
The pandemic-induced lockdowns lent fresh energy to teleconsultations for mental health, as clinic visits became impossible. A recent...
Ann-Lise Mikolajczak & Herb Riband - Switzerland
Invest now to beat NCDs
A world that rallied together to tackle the covid-19 pandemic must stay united in the fight against non-communicable diseases through...
Derek Yach - US
Addressing the impact of multiple chronic conditions can improve health and reduce morbidity
Patients with two or more comorbidities are at greater risk of hospitalisation and death, and their numbers are considerable, as revealed...
Becky McCall — United Kingdom
The hidden heartache of long-term covid-19
Research is beginning to reveal the lasting impact of covid-19 on cardiovascular health–even among so-called ‘mild’ cases. There is...
Susanna Nelson — Australia
The brave new era of medical expertise fortified by machine learning
Straight out of science fiction, coming soon to clinics around the world is a new breed of healthcare providers – powered by artificial...
Andrea Chipman — United Kingdom
Freeing the World from Type 2 Diabetes
Despite significant advances and innovation in the care of diabetes in recent years, the number of cases continues to rise. There is a...
Eric Angula - Kenya & Anne Stake - United States of America
The Journey to Create a Cross-Sector Partnership for NCDs in Kenya
It started with the aim of enabling national and local health systems in Kenya to manage chronic diseases for all patients. The...
Danny Buckland - United Kingdom & Tebby Otieno - Kenya
Taming the fires of social media misinformation
Social media is a perfect vehicle for health education but it is being diverted by fake and damaging content, disrupting preventative...
Anil Kapur — India
Checking the box for better maternal and child health
Non-communicable disease (NCD) related pregnancy complications can have long-term effects on mothers, but one simple solution with the...
Angela Tufvesson - Hong Kong
Smart solutions for human and environmental health
Simple, scalable initiatives that enhance day-to-day living offer huge potential benefits for human health and that of the planet....
Ann-Lise Mikolajczak & Herb Riband - Switzerland
The promise of digital health innovations for people living with diabetes
The number of people living with diabetes (PLWDs) has quadrupled in the last 40 years, adding to the pressures on health systems,...
Jo Waters — United Kingdom
Amazing advances in medicines hold huge promise for a better world
The past century has been one of enormous progress in the understanding of human pathology and treatment of disease. We are now looking...
Anne Stake - United States of America
To manage syndemics think like an octopus
In the age of syndemics, it is time to think differently. We need more global health organisations to focus their energy outside the...
Michael Calopietro — Denmark
Building a GPS for doctors – the potential of learning elimination in health care
Many regions in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) struggle with a shortage of trained health workers, making it more difficult to...
Rich Bryson — United Kingdom
Build health systems where conventional services cannot reach
Access to health services remains a key problem in rural areas and lower and middle-income countries (LMICs), where skilled health...
Danny Buckland — United Kingdom
The promise and challenge of health tech
Can information technology save the world from the rising burden of ill-health? And can personal data be guarded with sufficient...
Katie Dain — United Kingdom & Lobna Salem — US
Digital health care can bring fairer access for all
Digital health solutions have the potential to enhance the reach and capacity of the health workforce and the efficiency of health...
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