Global Health Forum Unites Leaders for Revolutionary Healthcare Collaboration

The Global Health Forum (GHF) assembled healthcare luminaries at its first congress at New York's Yale Club, envisioning a collaborative future in healthcare innovation, equity, and access. Founders Moulick and Chattopadhyay emphasized global unity in solving healthcare challenges. The event highlighted India’s growing role in this transformation.

In a landmark event for global healthcare, the Global Health Forum (GHF) convened its inaugural Global Health Congress at the Yale Club of New York City. The event, held on November 14, united leading figures from medicine, technology, and industry to reimagine healthcare delivery, affordability, and access across continents.

The founding members, Dr. Achintya Moulick and Mr. Sanat Chattopadhyay, are pioneers in their fields, aiming to bridge the gaps between medicine, technology, and industry. They are joined by Dr. Samin Sharma in directing GHF's mission towards equitable healthcare systems.

The congress stood out with discussions featuring experts from 20 countries, addressing critical topics like AI integration in healthcare and future logistics models. Esteemed speakers included Craig Cooper and Dr. Ashutosh Tiwari, highlighting preventive health measures. The event emphasized India's pivotal role in global healthcare, with plans for regional offices to foster innovation.

(With inputs from agencies.)