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CAD4TB being used in Nigeria Kano State
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Unitaid and CHAI cut cost of AI screening software, unlocking affordable TB detection in communities without radiologists

Unitaid and the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) have announced new agreements with Delft Imaging that reduce the cost of CAD4TB, its WHO-recommended AI software for tuberculosis (TB) detection, by up to 65 percent. A single annual fee of $2,500–$2,850 per connected X-ray unit covers unlimited scans, installation, training, software updates, and maintenance across all 138 World Bank-defined low- and middle-income countries.

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A radiographer reviewing a CAD4TB chest X-ray analysis on a laptop during a TB screening session in Nigeria, with the CAD4TB unit visible in the background.
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Evidence from the Field: TB Screening in Nigeria

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Delft Light in a remote village in Kano State Nigeria
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In the News: Nigeria

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Group picture of Delft Imaging for winning the Oryz Prize
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Delft Imaging wins the Oryx Prize for social impact and innovation

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A radiographer reviewing a chest X-ray on a laptop during a TB screening session at icddr,b in Bangladesh, with the CAD4TB unit visible on the table.
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In the News: Bangladesh

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A radiographer operating the Delft Light X-ray system to screen a patient at a health facility in Bangladesh.
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Evidence from the Field: TB Screening in Bangladesh

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A stack of Delft Imaging branded tote bags displaying the company logo and tagline.
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Evidence from the Field: TB Screening in Brazil

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A health worker examining the Delft Light X-ray generator during a training session in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Evidence from the Field: TB Screening in DR Congo

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A woman in traditional dress walking with a child across a highland grassland in Ecuador.
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In the News: Ecuador

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A Delft Imaging mobile TB screening clinic truck in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, August 2022.
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Evidence from the Field: Ethiopia

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BabyChecker Impact stories
A health worker performing a BabyChecker obstetric ultrasound scan on a pregnant patient at a health facility in Ghana, observed by a Delft Imaging representative.
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Bridging the Maternal Healthcare Gap in Rural Ghana

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A Delft Imaging Ghana engineer assisting a local technician during a system installation at a health facility in Ghana.
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In the News: Ghana

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Delft Imaging and EHAS representatives posing together at a health facility during a BabyChecker project meeting in Guatemala.
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Strengthening Maternal and Antenatal Care in Guatemala: AI-Enabled Screening in Indigenous Communities

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H.E. Budi Gunadi Sadikin, Minister of Health of Indonesia, discussing the utilisation of CAD4TB during the kick-off of the Active Case Finding project to screen 200,000 people with CAD4TB as part of the High Level Tuberculosis Meeting on in Surabaya on November 8th, 2022.
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In the News: Indonesia

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A health worker reviewing a CAD4TB chest X-ray result on a laptop during a community TB screening session in Balikpapan, Indonesia. Photo credit: Antara.
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Evidence from the Field: Indonesia

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A radiographer handling the Delft Light X-ray generator during installation at a health facility in Kenya.
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In the News: Kenya

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A radiographer positioning a patient for a chest X-ray with the Delft Light system at a health facility in Kenya, in partnership with USAID.
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Evidence in the field: Kenya

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