CAMTech Uganda Hackathon, Day 3: The Winners »
Day three recap of CAMTech Uganda’s 5th annual hackathon in Mbarara, Uganda. CAMTech Uganda hackathon delves into challenges for neonatal and maternal care.
CAMTech Uganda Hackathon, Day Two: Hacking Solutions »
Day two recap of CAMTech Uganda’s 5th annual hackathon in Mbarara, Uganda. CAMTech Uganda hackathon delves into challenges for neonatal and maternal care.
CAMTech Uganda Hackathon, Day One: Neonatal and Maternal Care »
Day one recap of CAMTech Uganda’s 5th-annual hackathon in Mbarara, Uganda. CAMTech Uganda hackathon delves into challenges for neonatal and maternal care.
Hacking the National Opioid Epidemic: Diverse Solutions to a Complex Crisis »
Earlier this month, innovators gathered to combat the opioid epidemic. Five of them won funding to put their plans into action. Read about how they plan to overcome one of the country’s greatest health crises.
Call For Submissions: The First Mile Discovery Challenge »
Calling all clinicians and innovators! CAMTech and GE Sustainable Healthcare Solutions are crowdsourcing critical primary healthcare challenges through a First Mile Discovery Challenge.
Hacking Zika: Solving for an International Health Threat »
It’s Sunday morning at MGH’s Richard B. Simches Research Center, where small groups sit huddled around laptops and empty coffee cups, bleary-eyed from a late night of working to address the public health threat that has dominated headlines for the past 3 months. MedTech Boston reports on the CAMTech and MGH Zika Hackathon.
Zika Innovation Hack-a-thon at MGH: Register Today! »
An urgent call to develop innovations that address the spread of the Zika virus and other vector-borne diseases. Sign up today!
Fever Finder Named Winner of the Global Cancer Innovation Hackathon at MGH »
Fever Finder developed a simple and cost effective way for nurses in understaffed pediatric oncology wards to easily monitor patients for fevers, a common symptom of sepsis.
Why Not Profit Off World Health? »
Risks associated with global health markets keep companies from bringing their knowledge to places that need it the most. But for some companies, higher risks mean higher rewards.
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