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DeepTek implements Global Access Pricing for AI radiology in LMICs

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DeepTek, a global leader in AI-powered radiology, announced Global Access Pricing through an access agreement with the Clinton Health Access Initiative and Unitaid. This initiative makes DeepTek’s WHO-recommended Chest X-ray AI solution significantly more affordable for eligible public sector and not-for-profit healthcare providers across 138 low- and middle-income countries.

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The new pricing model helps national Tuberculosis programs expand access to high-quality AI-assisted screening within existing budgets. This addresses the challenge of making proven AI solutions substantially more affordable at scale for health systems that need them most.

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  • Clinton Health Access InitiativeSpeculative

    The Clinton Health Access Initiative could see its operational scope and impact expand in low- and middle-income countries due to the Global Access Pricing model.

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