The CARDIO4Cities Accelerator effectively addresses an unwanted side effect of rapid global urbanization: heart disease. Learn more!

The CARDIO4Cities Accelerator provides officials and authorities with robust data on their communities' heart health to inform evidence-based decision making. Learn more!

The CARDIO4Cities Accelerator provides officials and authorities with robust data on their communities' heart health to inform evidence-based decision making. Learn more!

The CARDIO4Cities Accelerator is an easy-to-implement approach that can help cities keep their population's hearts healthy. Learn more! Health Systems Innovation Lab at Harvard

You are invited! How can AI and technology drive heart health in cities around the globe, and how can strong partnerships transform healthcare systems? Join us for an in-person event together with Foreign Policy on the sidelines of the #UNGA78 to get the answers. Register now!

“We have the computational power and the data science capabilities to really understand what drives population health” Worth a read 📰 Ann Aerts, MD spoke with MIT Technology Review (ES) about our key initiatives in urban heart health and health equity. #PopulationHealth #Data

“The main creative ideas come by working with the people on the ground, it’s the key to success for our urban health initiatives.” Tune in for Ann Aerts, MD's #podcast on Novartis Live.Magazine to learn how we lean on #data and #digital tech to narrow heart health inequities.

Did you know that only 20% of your health outcomes are determined by the healthcare you receive? The conditions in which you are born, grow and work shape up to 80%. Applying AI can help overcome barriers that may hinder people from receiving the care they need. Find out how.

Collaboration, Career, Cardiovascular Health 🎙 Our Elizabeth Adamson joined NYU School of Global Public Health for their most recent “I am GPH” podcast episode. Together with host Aman Chopra and Dr. Jose Pagan, she talks our AI4HealthyCities partnership to give New York City a

Heartfelt congratulations to the HealthTech Hub Africa for winning the 2023 P3 Impact Award - we're proud to be part of this one-of-a-kind organization to accelerate health innovations for Africa! 👏🏾

Beyond thankful for everyone who attended our AI4HealthyCities event with Foreign Policy at the sidelines of #UNGA78 earlier this week. Thought-provoking and insightful debates on how our heart health can benefit from data analysis, advanced analytics, and AI. More to come!

Millions of lives, billions of dollars: heart disease places a massive toll on our global community, yet is not thoroughly addressed. For #WorldHeartDay, Ann Aerts, MD explored potential root causes for this paradox in her article for @PharmaPhorum– and perspectives for a way out.

🏆 We are thrilled to share that The HealthTech Hub Africa (HTHA) has clinched the prestigious 2023 P3 Impact Award, recognizing their exceptional efforts in revolutionizing healthcare across the African continent. HTHA is a dynamic cross-sector partnership uniting the

Translating insights into impact! 📈 🎯 We've just wrapped up on the first convening of the #AI4HealthyCities Global Expert Council in New York City, co-chaired by Michelle Williams, Joan and Julius Jacobson Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, Harvard T.H. Chan School

Podcast time! 🎙 ❤️ 👉 bit.ly/WHFpodcast 👈 Be it digital health applications, evidence-based policy design or patient empowerment – in the end, moving the needle on heart disease requires reliable and diverse high-quality data. Tune into the latest episode of “Data at

𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐬 | 𝐌𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 | 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 2023 has been a year unlike any other for Novartis Foundation. I invite you to read my year-end recap and wish you happy holidays! bit.ly/3TMfAC7 #PopulationHealth #Impact #Teamwork #Data Novartis Novartis Global Health

➡️With its #AI4HealthyCities initiative Novartis Foundation is deciphering what truly drives our health Applying #AI to analyze large sets of #healthdata can support a much-needed paradigm shift in health systems Ann Aerts, MD Microsoft nyupublichealth #CVD medicusmundi.ch/de/advocacy/pu…

How can we make cities more livable and inclusive? Improving health equity is a great thing to start with! In the context of this year’s annual World Economic Forum, the World Economic Forum Centre for Urban Transformation has curated a collection of perspectives on city life and urbanization.