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Diagnosing Disparities: Closing Gaps in Healthcare Access with AI

AI is rapidly transforming how we work, communicate, and make decisions, and healthcare is no exception.

The technology has vast potential to address some of the most complex challenges and barriers to healthcare access. Yet there is risk that AI tools are treated as a panacea for issues that are fundamentally human and systemic.

This special report explores what it will take to ensure AI delivers on its promise to extend quality healthcare to underserved populations without deepening existing inequalities.

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Danny Buckland—Global

Confronting childhood obesity in a changing food landscape

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Sean Lybrand—Global

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Samuel Wambugu—US

The case for regional pooled procurement of antibiotics

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Rahul Dwivedi—UK

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