The pandemic has fast-tracked innovation in the virtual health care system. Models that ensure global access must follow, said experts attending the annual trade show CES.

Silicon Valley companies met with the World Health Organization to share ideas on addressing COVID-19 before it became a pandemic. Andy Pattison, WHO manager of digital solutions, discusses how the agency approaches these tech partnerships and where they stand now.

AI technologies "are in too few hands to shape our common future," says Vilas Dhar, president of the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation. The World Economic Forum launches the Global AI Action Alliance in a move toward more inclusive conversations.

This op-ed explores three ways pharmaceutical companies’ adoption of artificial intelligence technologies in supply chain activities can benefit the access-to-medicine issue.

Movement restrictions are isolating health workers and disrupting supply chains. So organizations are turning to drones, video chatting, mobile applications, and other tech solutions for help.

Funders and practitioners are narrowing in on the supply chain bottlenecks that prevent lifesaving maternal and newborn health products from reaching mothers and babies.