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Navigating the Global Politics of Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare
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Navigating the Global Politics of Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare

While AI offers transformative potential, it can exacerbate health inequities and contribute to negative health outcomes along its opaque, transnational value chain.

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By Jason Tucker
Published on Feb 17, 2026
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