Curing Health Inequalities with Technology & Social Reform

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Curing Health Inequalities with Technology & Social Reform

Despite significant strides in technology, the vast majority of low- and middle-income countries are largely excluded from access to appropriate and affordable health technologies. Examples include the one-hour Ebola test and new TB test. Constraints include both political and economic reform, which help determine which innovations get funded, resourced and supported. The solution lies in fighting innovation and political battles at the same time.   Theme: Unmet needs for Underserved

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  • Craig Stephens, Director of Public Health, Santa Clara University
  • Givona Sandiford, CEO/President, MeloComm Speech and Language Therapy
    • Tim Mackey, Director, Global Health Policy Institute, Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Global Public Health, UC San Diego School of Medicine
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