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The OECD says countries need to collaborate better in AI technologies. Image courtesey of OECD

AI May 6, 2026

Countries aren’t recruiting enough AI workers – OECD

Only a few countries are building the workforce needed to develop and run artificial intelligence (AI) in health applications, according to the Organisation for Economic…

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Valneva has issued almost 16 million new shares. Image courtesy of Valneva

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Valneva shores up balance sheet after mixed trial results

Coartem Baby was developed by Novartis with scientific and financial support from the Medicines for Malaria Venture. Image from flickr, courtesy of World Bank

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Novartis’ malaria drug for newborns cleared by WHO

Monitoring and preparing for disease outbreaks should be the top consideration for AI developers in global health, the first-ever global priority-setting report has concluded. Image Wikimedia Commons, courtesey of IICD

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Outbreaks top AI concern – priority-setting report

The Global Dengue Observatory provides an estimate of the current global dengue situation. Image courtesy of Global Dengue Observatory

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Real-time data on global dengue outbreaks

Wider use of existing brain health treatments could add $6.2 trillion to global economic output every year from 2050.

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Davos brain health plan hopes to unlock Africa funds

Strong performance in its long-acting HIV preventable has helped GlaxoSmithKline to raise its profit forecasts

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GSK’s Q3 results buoyed by long-acting HIV jab

South Africa's Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi said the country plans to make Gilead’s twice-yearly HIV preventative lenacapavir into a 'public good'

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South Africa to make Gilead’s lenacapavir a ‘public good’

Sanofi has created a brand of affordable drugs for NCD patients called Impact, tackling cardiovascular diseases, cancers, and diabetes

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Sanofi Global Health Unit says 1 mln reached since 2021

At the Seventh Replenishment summit in 2022, the US committed $6 billion, out of a record $15 billion raised.

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Viiv/GSK pledge $8 mln ahead of Global Fund summit

GSK and HIV specialist ViiV Healthcare have pledged $8 million to the Global Fund, representing the biggest commitment to date from a private sector company…

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