A cross-industry coalition called the Digital Health for Equitable Health (DHEH) Alliance launched last week with the goal of reducing disparities through digital health.
The group plans to advocate for policies and programs meant to improve access to care through telemedicine, wearables, AI, virtual reality and other innovations. Thus far, members include the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, the Black Women’s Health Imperative, the Howard University College of Medicine and Teva Pharmaceuticals, among others.
