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Moments like this are exactly why we built Bethel Health, not as an app, but as a patient’s health companion. Bethel Health doesn’t just connect you to a doctor and disappear. It stays with you. From the first consultation, Bethel understands your medical history: your symptoms, past diagnoses, medications, investigations, and care plans. As that history grows, your care becomes smarter, more personal, and more proactive. If something changes, Bethel adapts. If follow-up is needed, Bethel reminds you. If investigations are required, Bethel helps coordinate them before treatment is started. It works like a personal health doctor in your pocket, one that remembers, connects the dots, and helps you make the right decisions at the right time, without stress or guesswork. Because good healthcare isn’t just about seeing a doctor, it’s about continuity, clarity, and confidence. That’s what Bethel Health delivers.

@Taryl_Ogle Hey Taryl, I'd love the to get the link

just to clarify, and i won't be saying this again. the link is no longer dropping in comments. i made that call deliberately i'm personally filtering who comes into this community because quality matters to me. if that feels suspicious to you, that's fine. miss out. but if you're serious, dm me if you haven't received the link yet. i don't have time to waste and i'm not interested in convincing anyone!! the founders who get it will get it.

fundraising in africa is not the problem. not knowing where the money is that's the problem! i've been fixing that, we've got access to £50 million just for Africa founders. If you're an African founder trying to raise and i havent sent you the link to our community. Tell me here 👇

@Taryl_Ogle Fund me

goal: get as many african startups funded before november 2026. currently: reviewing pitch decks and submitted the first batch for april's funding cohort. african founder? comment "FUND ME" and i'll send you the link 👇 Happy Friday everyone 🤸‍♀️

Who is planning a tech event or a hackathon anytime soon? We want to give you free subsplit.co api credits to access all the models that you need Dm or send me a mail on Calebjephuneh@bricklabsai.com

@Code4jeph Congratulations Jeph

Just got an invite to go speak at IMF conference in Washington DC from April 13 to April 18.🥹

My advice to you as a young techie Go to as many hackathons as possible

@Majestyxchange @sesameofdefi Thank you, Majesty Exchange. Let's touch some grass.✨️

Our winners are @Emrys1675 and @sesameofdefi Thanks for showing up Kings Please send a Dm to receive your rewards

Thank you Majesty Exchange. Where Kings Trade.❤️

@Majestyxchange I wished my phone was bad that day. 😂 But look, we are surviving.

@Emrys1675 you will first lose apetite😂

Kings rest on purpose. Step away from the charts this week deliberately, not because you're burned out. 2 free cinema tickets. Any movie, any cinema in Nigeria. Pick your day. Follow @majestyxchange + drop your worst market moment below. Winner announced today. The trenches will wait.

Applications are open for the Africa CDC Public Health Emergency Management Fellowship (Cohort III). - Link below This 6-month residential program is designed for mid-career African public health professionals working in government institutions and involved in emergency preparedness and response. Fellows will receive: → specialized training → mentorship → study tours → field placement → hands-on experience with PHEOCs If you are passionate about strengthening health security in Africa, this is a valuable opportunity. 📌 Deadline: 31 March 2026 📌 Start date: June 2026 Application link : impact.africacdc.org/form/phem-fell… Cc: Africa CDC

Brilliant work, Emma! @the_beardedsina was looking for something like this, I think.

i built an API that verifies NAFDAC numbers in Nigeria Everyone's been asking how the NAFDAC verification API actually works here's exactly how it works 🧵

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“It’s serious, but we can treat it.” For one brief moment, life is worth living again. Then comes the next sentence: “But, you'll need to pay before we can begin.” And just like that, hope vanishes. For many Nigerians, that’s where the story ends. People walk into the hospital carrying their pain and their last shred of hope, only to be turned back by their pockets. Especially now, when many are forced to choose between surviving hunger and surviving illness. We once had to pay the bills for a mother who was nursing her son with sickle cell disease for years. It wasn't a pleasant sight. But it’s exactly why the @AD__Foundation is raising funds for patients who are exactly one donation away from getting the care that will save their lives. If you can give, please give. Even a little changes everything for someone who has nothing. Kindly Support us: 0139722962 | Sterling Bank | Aproko Doctor Foundation If you can’t give right now, please RT. Your voice might reach the person who can. Help us give hope Thank you!

The only AI system ever cleared to diagnose a patient without a doctor in the room does one thing: scan a photo of your retina for signs of diabetic eye disease. That was 2018. In the 8 years since, two more systems got cleared for that same single task. That's the full track record of autonomous AI in medicine. The FDA has authorized about 1,450 AI medical devices through the end of 2025. Sounds like a lot. But 76% are radiology tools, and almost all of them just flag something on a scan for a human doctor to review. They don't diagnose. They don't treat. They highlight. A March 2025 study in npj Digital Medicine combined results from 83 separate studies comparing AI with physicians on diagnostic tasks. Overall AI accuracy: 52.1%. Expert doctors were significantly better. And in real-world clinics (not carefully designed test scenarios), AI showed no meaningful edge over standard care. Diagnosis is a sliver of what doctors actually do. The US performs 40 to 50 million major surgeries a year. About 11% of Americans undergo surgery each year. No AI is cutting anyone open. No AI is delivering a baby at 3 am, managing five medications for a patient with four chronic conditions, or sitting across from someone explaining what stage 4 means. And the US has too few doctors, not too many. The AAMC (the Association of American Medical Colleges, which tracks physician supply) projects a shortage of up to 86,000 physicians by 2036. Right now, 74 million Americans live in areas the government classifies as primary care shortage zones. If underserved communities had equal access, the country would need 202,800 more doctors just to meet today's demand. 42% of active physicians are 55 or older. A third of the workforce will retire this decade. There's also a legal wall no one talks about. Under current US malpractice law, if an AI tool contributes to a bad diagnosis, the doctor gets sued. Not the algorithm, not the developer. There is no legal framework for sharing responsibility with AI. A Johns Hopkins study found that surgeons generally accept that final responsibility remains with them even when AI is involved. Until liability law catches up, no hospital is giving clinical authority to software. AI is already useful in narrow spots, like helping a radiologist catch something they might miss on a scan. That's real. But it's closer to spell-check for X-rays than it is to replacing your doctor.

Moments like this are exactly why we built Bethel Health, not as an app, but as a patient’s health companion. Bethel Health doesn’t just connect you to a doctor and disappear. It stays with you. From the first consultation, Bethel understands your medical history: your symptoms, past diagnoses, medications, investigations, and care plans. As that history grows, your care becomes smarter, more personal, and more proactive. If something changes, Bethel adapts. If follow-up is needed, Bethel reminds you. If investigations are required, Bethel helps coordinate them before treatment is started. It works like a personal health doctor in your pocket, one that remembers, connects the dots, and helps you make the right decisions at the right time, without stress or guesswork. Because good healthcare isn’t just about seeing a doctor, it’s about continuity, clarity, and confidence. That’s what Bethel Health delivers.

Built Something Exciting for International Students in 48hours. You might want to check it out.

I literally can’t believe Anthropic released this for FREE. A 33-PAGE CHEAT SHEET on how to master Claude skills. Bookmark this or get left behind in AI: resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/The-Comp…

This year ill speak in two TED talks in two different countries

@SozinNation @mybethelhealth Thank you Sozin🙏🏾

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Nothing drives me as rejections do! I just want these results to do the talking. 🙏🏾 kindly follow @mybethelhealth let's document this journey together.