Reshaping the Future of Healthcare in Emerging Bangladesh

Access to quality healthcare is a major challenge in many emerging markets. This is due to a variety of factors, including the growing middle class, the lack of resources, and…

Telemedicine Takes Center Stage in Indonesia’s Health Sector

The telemedicine industry in Indonesia has significantly grown since the COVID-19 pandemic by boosting the digitalization of health services. Restriction on direct human contact encourages the use of telemedicine, which…

Reinventing Bangladesh’s Private Healthcare Sector

This episode is all about challenges and opportunities in healthcare in emerging markets!  In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sylvana Q. Sinha, founder and CEO of Praava Health,…

How Telemedicine is Transforming Healthcare in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa

Telemedicine is a term used to refer to providing medical care and services via telecommunication technologies and quickly changing how we access health care services and diagnosis. The telemedicine market…

How we used smartphones to test for malaria: lessons from Uganda

We believe that Africa’s widespread adoption of smartphones, even in the most remote areas, could be key to empowering people to administer tests and securely share their results with health authorities.

Working with the Uganda Ministry of Health once more, we set out to develop a diagnostic app to pair with our origami diagnostic system.

How eHealth is revolutionazing healthcare in Emerging Markets

Emerging markets have often struggled with proper education and information, especially as regards basic healthcare knowledge for the main part of the population. Eyeing that gap, Google has made a…

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