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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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Strengthening COVID-19 Screening Capacity in Indonesia using CAD4COVID
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World Health Organization recommendations in using CAD
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Universal Delft rebranded as Delft Imaging
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Delft imaging recognized as Best for the World™ 2021 in the service category
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Procuring CAD4TB & Delft Light via GDF Diagnostics Catalogue
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CE-Certified CAD4TB 7: now comes with Patient data management and Further-enhanced analysis
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Uzbekistan - Fighting TB in a landlocked nation
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BabyChecker: Bridging the Gap in Maternal Care, One Scan at a Time
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How BabyChecker is Making a Difference in Zambia
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How Dawa Health is Transforming Antenatal Care in Zambia with BabyChecker
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On the Frontlines: Midwives & Climate Crisis
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Strengthening Maternal and Antenatal Care in Guatemala: AI-Enabled Screening in Indigenous Communities
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AI-based fetal abdominal circumference measurement: key takeaways from the ACOUSLIC-AI challenge
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