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🔴 WE'RE LIVE! 🎙️ Episode 1: Who will benefit from AI-driven advances in healthcare? MedAccess CEO Michael Anderson speaks with Dr Neil Buddy Shah, CEO of the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), about two big questions facing global health: how do we get life-saving innovations to more people, and how could AI change healthcare? Dr Shah shares how CHAI is working to bring long-acting HIV prevention to more people, and how this could help end HIV as a public health threat within a generation. They also explore AI’s potential to transform healthcare. 🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://lnkd.in/e69xTqJf Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts to hear future episodes.

“I am prouder than ever of what MedAccess achieved in 2025. Despite the headwinds, we stayed focused on improving access.” In this video, our Board Chair Helen Rees reflects on a record-breaking year for MedAccess amid a shifting global health landscape. For more insights, dig into the MedAccess’ 2025 Annual Review and Accounts, now available to download from our website: https://lnkd.in/edme2UP8 #AccessMatters #GlobalHealth #InnovativeFinance #MarketShaping

We are pleased to share that the MedAccess 2025 Annual Review and Accounts is now available to download: https://lnkd.in/edme2UP8 Last year, we signed a record six new agreements and expanded our work into new areas including cancer, nutrition, oxygen and sickle cell disease. We also prepared for the future by identifying five priority areas for market shaping to drive impact in a new era for global health. We are privileged to work with exceptional partners in health and finance as we pursue our mission to accelerate access to health products. Today we can report that, by the end of 2025, products supported by MedAccess' guarantees had contributed to: 🔷 3.8 million children under 5 with vitamin A deficiency reached with fortified cooking oil 🔷 2.6 million children vaccinated against malaria 🔷 162,000 stillbirths from syphilis averted 🔷 42,000 people with MDR-TB on improved treatment 🔷 19,800 people living with HIV starting treatment #AccessMatters #GlobalHealth #InnovativeFinance #MarketShaping

Our team drives our work to improve the lives of millions of people around the world by increasing access to health products. It is a large part of what makes MedAccess an exceptional place to work, as recognised by the Sunday Times Best Places to Work list 2026. But don’t just take our word for it. Hear directly from some of the people who bring their skills, passion and commitment to MedAccess every day, and find out why they love being part of the team. #TheSundayTimesBestPlacesToWork

Market shaping will play an increasingly important role in a world where donor funds are declining, global health organisations are shifting towards more catalytic roles, and countries are taking the lead on finance, delivery and local manufacturing of health products. MedAccess is ready to meet this moment. We have identified five priority areas where our innovative finance and market shaping tools can make a difference in the new era of global health: ▶ Strengthen regional manufacturing ▶ Build next-generation procurement systems ▶ Enhance domestic and private financing ▶ Accelerate innovation uptake ▶ Scale proven solutions We look forward to working with a diverse set of partners – old and new – to unlock access to a wider range of health products. Our core mission remains unchanged – to get health products into the hands of the people who need them. https://lnkd.in/eMMDWD-Y

What role should market shaping play as donor funding declines and countries take the lead on financing and delivery? Learn about MedAccess’ response to a turning point in global health.