Ugandan medics deploy AI to stop women dying after childbirth

News03 Feb 2020

Portrait of a mother and her baby daughter at the Cupelon de Cima neighborhood in the city of Bissau

Ugandan doctors are giving new mothers artificial intelligence-enabled devices to remotely monitor their health in a first-of-its-kind study aiming to curb thousands of preventable maternal deaths across Africa, medics and developers said.

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