As the potential impact of generative AI (GenAI) on health in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) continues to be explored, two key questions emerge: Where is GenAI currently being used most effectively, and how can its full potential be unlocked for greater impact, both for behavior change and broader healthcare applications? A newly released white paper sheds light on these questions, offering insights from a comprehensive review led by the Stanford Center for Digital Health (CDH) with support from Advancing Health Online (AHO) and the Bay Area Global Health Alliance as lead dissemination partner.
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An Alliance Conversation with Baraka Impact Finance: The Role for Private Sector Capital in The Funding of Global Health Solutions
On July 20 at UCSF, the Bay Area Global Health Alliance hosted Baraka Impact Finance for a conversation on innovative financing for global health in emerging markets. The discussion highlighted the potential of private capital to drive impactful health solutions, the growing interest in impact-focused investments, and the need for greater collaboration between investors, entrepreneurs, and nonprofits to address the challenges faced in global health financing.