Grace Charrier, Advisor at Merck, recently posted on LinkedIn:

“This Women’s Month, we are honored to host outstanding global innovators and entrepreneurs who have positioned themselves in the AI and digital health space with a focus on women’s health.

In Part 2 of our Women’s Month Interview Series, we are delighted to have an in-depth talk with a dear lady, sister, and friend. She is a radiation oncology specialist in breast and gynecologic cancers at Weill Cornell Medicine, New York City.

In addition, she is an innovator and entrepreneur who is using her expertise and platforms to improve women’s healthcare, especially in cervical cancer. Her global health activities focus on improving the delivery of radiation therapy in several low-to-middle-income sub-Saharan and Asian countries.

Last year, I was invited to sit on a Tech panel where we shared our insights on AI and Digital Health Innovations in Women’s Healthcare, viz a viz the patient’s angle and the healthcare professional’s, and the rest they say, is history.

In this soon to be published episode, we will get to know how the Co-Founder Mission Driven Tech, Onyinye Balogun, encounter with a cervical cancer patient led her down the path of innovation and entrepreneurship and what their modern technology startup entails.

Watch out for this very educative and interesting discussion!

It was wonderful to host you, Onyi! Thank you so much!”

Source: Grace Charrier/LinkedIn