Solving Problems on a Global Scale: The Global Consortium of Engineering in Medicine

From Ryann Monahan 10/31/2024

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The Global Consortium of Innovation and Engineering in Medicine is an international public-private-government collaborative serving the world as the premier global network to advance medicine through engineering and innovation. The consortium brings together medical schools, universities, researchers and students, industry and government leaders, philanthropists, and foundations from across the globe to change the future of medicine through collaboration. Learn more ➡️ https://medicine.illinois.edu/about/global-consortium

Global Health Grand Innovation Challenge Competition The Grand Challenge competition will take place at the 2025 Global Summit April 6 - 8, 2025. It will bring the best student innovation teams from around the world to solve real problems in global health that can be further developed through the consortium network. Challenge topics for the Global Health Grand Innovation Challenge Competition include: - AI applications to improve outcomes in rural health or underserved areas globally - Solutions that improve early disease detection - Solutions that slow or reverse disease progression in aging populations - Low-cost diagnostic, device, or therapeutic solutions for global scalability

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Solving Problems on a Global Scale: The Global Consortium of Engineering in Medicine

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