Global health is in crisis, with severe budget cuts rippling outward from key donors like the U.S. government, to multilateral institutions facing budget shortfalls, to community health workers who are being asked to do more with less.

It’s a moment of turmoil that has many looking for new tools that might help ease these burdens and guide global health efforts into its next, uncertain era. For some, technology like artificial intelligence has a key role to play in that transition. For others, the needs are simpler and more immediate.

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