How this startup is giving women access to cancer and maternal care in East Africa and beyond with AI
- Shamim Nabuuma founded the Chil Femtech Center to address healthcare access issues in rural Uganda.
- The center initially operated a mobile cancer screening clinic to provide early detection services to women in rural areas.
- KETI, an AI-driven telemedicine platform, was developed to connect patients in rural areas with healthcare professionals.
Shamim Nabuuma's efforts to bridge the healthcare gap in rural Uganda through innovative technology and community engagement are commendable. However, the sustainability of such initiatives remains a critical concern, especially in resource-limited settings. Further investment and support from stakeholders are essential to ensure that these solutions can continue to operate effectively and reach those in need.
