Gathering creative and thoughtful health innovators from around the world. Reflecting on the differentiated value prop of this community *&* what we can build together. #HealthInnovationAt15

Many innovators who seasoned our days at #HealthInnovationAt15 are beginning to fly home. For those who remain, it's on to the @DukeGHI alumni awards.

Big Question #3: How can students chart a path in a changing global health landscape? @DukeGHI panel responds: 1st job may not be what you thought it would be. But does it afford a chance to work with people you admire?

@WueltonMonteiro: We must be careful not to romanticize "resilience" with climate change. Solidarity among communities is good, but can't overcome problems that institutions need to address. #HealthInnovationAt15

Why is the burden on LMICs to identify methods to adapt to climate change? They shouldn't have to do the work alone. #HealthInnovationAt15

Big Question #2: How will we meet the health challenges of climate change? Panel responses cite cyclones, floods, snake bites, crocodile encounters. #HealthInnovationAt15

Reasons for optimism? Sarah Bermeo, Associate Professor at Sanford: Students continue to flock to global health. We have academic freedom. #HealthInnovationAt15

Questions about country/regional ownership. Maybe our language should shift to "agency"? #HealthInnovationAt15

Full speaker lineup: rsvp.duke.edu/event/5b6a5f7d… #HealthInnovationAt15

Day 3 underway, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Duke Global Health Institute, our institutional home. Big Question 1: Who Will Lead Our Future? #HealthInnovationAt15

"#GlobalHealth is having a moment." So says the emcee for the storytelling set-up for anniversary celebrations. #HealthInnovationAt15

Next up, an evening of storytelling and origin stories at Durham's The Cookery. What did we dream of in global health years ago? What have we learned? #HealthInnovationAt15

That's a wrap on our participation in the Third Annual Duke Summit on AI for Health Innovation. Cross-disciplinary collaboration on full display. Learn more at aihealth.duke.edu/2026-innov… #HealthInnovationAt15

Innovators may not need to build a tool from scratch. You can build upon and improve what's there with prompt engineering (e.g., EMR patient history, etc.). #HealthInnovationAt15

Innovators with @Innovationsinhc: "Beyond the Algorithm: Global Lessons on What It Takes to Bring Clinical AI to Patients." Hugo Morales, Co-Founder & CMO, Munai (Brazil); Shelley Saxena, Founder, CEO & CTO, Sevamob (India). Moderator: Lisa Bourget, Snr Dir, Duke GHIC & IiH.

We must remain enthusiastic but also appropriately cautious with AI-driven engineering of medical innovation. Critical thinking can be taught to rising leaders, and we must lead with/model that, too. #HealthInnovationAt15

What has changed, what's the inflection point where we'll start seeing much more AI-based drug discovery? And will it make the drugs cheaper? #HealthInnovationAt15

Day 2 of #HealthInnovationAt15 is off to the races, starting with the @DukeGHI Partners in Focus meeting. Concurrently, the @DukeUniversity Summit on AI in Health Innovation.

Despite all the learnings over the years with AI, the filters funders have for assessing our work has not changed. But it needs to. #HealthInnovationAt15

Innovators see tremendous value in partnerships—achieving speed and access to new markets. #HealthInnovationAt15

To achieve Vision 2035, we have to improve the speed of learning: identifying key problems and failing fast. #HealthInnovationAt15