Hurone AI has been listed as one of LinkedIn’s “41 Big Ideas that will change our world in 2023.” We were mentioned in recognition of our efforts towards closing the oncologist-patient gap in Rwanda, in collaboration with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Health Equity Initiative.

The article highlights the growing healthcare worker shortage and how the world will need to turn to tech for help in addressing those gaps. It also predicts that, in 2023, hospitals, tech firms, and government agencies around the world will need to partner by embracing new technologies to care for patients and train new healthcare workers.

An excerpt reads:

“AWS is providing funding to startups like Seattle-based Hurone AI, which is testing an app in Rwanda that will help the country’s less than two dozen oncologists treat patients across the 13 million-person nation…”

Hurone AI Founder and Chief Strategist, Kingsley Ndoh, responding to the feature, said:

This is a very encouraging endorsement of our work especially as we plan to scale and spread to other regions in 2023. Our goal is to use technology as a tool to improve access to cancer care in low and middle income communities around the world and I am grateful for all the support we have received and are still receiving on this journey.”

LinkedIn’s 41 Big Ideas list is published every December and features contributions from editors, business leaders and creators who share their thoughts on innovations they believe will define the year ahead.

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Floria Nyandaya

Research Fellow | Program Manager, Hurone AI

Floria Nyandaya is a physician-scientist dedicated to tackling health disparities in non-communicable diseases(NCDs) amidst Africa’s epidemiological transition. 

With a diverse background in primary clinical practice, healthcare management, infectious disease surveillance and NCD research, she has recently expanded her focus to digital health technologies. As a recipient of the Cardiometabolic Research Fellowship and the Thomas Francis Jr. Global Health Fellowship in her MPH program, Floria gained hands-on global health experience in the U.S., Nigeria, and Kenya. 

Her research endeavors have been multifaceted, from advancing women’s cardiovascular health to exploring the utility of artificial intelligence in enhancing renal and cancer care and addressing diversity gaps in clinical trial research. Continuously driven by her passion for making a tangible difference, Floria remains dedicated to improving the health and well-being of underserved populations.

 
Marko Stanojević

Engineering Product Manager, Hurone AI

Marko is the Engineering Product Manager at Hurone AI. He has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the Belgrade Institute of Technology. His expertise in software engineering and product development plays a key role in Hurone AI’s success.

Marko’s ability to bridge technology and user experience has been vital in driving the launch of Hurone AI’s innovative products. His collaborative approach and adaptability ensure that the company’s solutions meet the highest standards.

Outside of work, Marko is passionate about technology and stays updated on the latest industry trends. His commitment to continuous learning makes him an invaluable asset to the Hurone AI team.