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Babyl & Novo Nordisk partner to provide an innovative approach to diabetes awareness and care in Rwanda

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Thursday, December 1, 2022
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Babyl, a subsidiary of Babylon (NYSE: BBLN), and Novo Nordisk announced today that they have entered an innovative partnership to contribute to the expansion of diabetes awareness and care in Rwanda.

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  • Babyl, a subsidiary of Babylon (NYSE: BBLN), and Novo Nordisk announced today that they have entered an innovative partnership to contribute to the expansion of diabetes awareness and care in Rwanda.
  • To support the initiative, Babyl will be rolling out a training scheme for clinicians to digitally provide diabetes care for patients, drawing on Novo Nordisks global expertise and best practices.
  • This increased capacity of health providers to screen and manage diabetes cases will help Babyl to provide patients with effective and consistent care.
  • We are so excited about this cutting edge partnership with Novo Nordisk that allows Babyl to strengthen our offering to patients and raise awareness of diabetes.

AHF: Keeping the Promise to the People of Rwanda

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Wednesday, May 25, 2022
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The first tranche of 133,866,000 RFW will support CBHI for 10,822 households with 44,622 beneficiaries, while the second tranche of 22,291,00 RWF will cover CBHI in 1,302 homes.

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  • The first tranche of 133,866,000 RFW will support CBHI for 10,822 households with 44,622 beneficiaries, while the second tranche of 22,291,00 RWF will cover CBHI in 1,302 homes.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220525006004/en/
    AHF Rwanda Country Program Manager, Dr Lambert Rangira (3rd from Right), presents the donation to the Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB) representatives.
  • Since 2006, in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Rwanda Biomedical Centre, AHF Rwanda has provided significant support towards strengthening healthcare services and their delivery in the country, particularly in the HIV/AIDS response.
  • AHF Rwanda is able to achieve all of this by working closely with Civil Society Organisations and the NGO Forum.

Babylon Launches AI in Rwanda in Next Step Towards Digitising Healthcare in Rwanda

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Friday, December 3, 2021
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The introduction of Babylons AI is a big step forward for Babylons commitment to support the Government of Rwandas agenda to digitally transform the national healthcare system.

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  • The introduction of Babylons AI is a big step forward for Babylons commitment to support the Government of Rwandas agenda to digitally transform the national healthcare system.
  • Shivon Byamukama, CEO of Babyl Rwanda said:
    Rwandans have embraced digital healthcare that allows them to access clinicians from wherever they are.
  • Babylon is re-engineering how people engage with their care at every step of the healthcare continuum.
  • Babyl Rwanda is a subsidiary of Babylon and is the largest digital medical consultation service provider in Rwanda.