Aug 2026· American Journal of Public Health· pp.
e1-e9
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Medicine
TL;DR
This work examines current AI applications in public health through the lens of established ethical principles, with particular attention to historically marginalized communities, and proposes concrete strategies, including mandatory equity impact assessments, validation in the communities of intended use, and sustained investment in public health workforce capacity to evaluate AI tools.
Artificial intelligence is transforming public health at an unprecedented pace – accelerating disease surveillance, reshaping evidence synthesis, augmenting clinical and policy decision-making, and fundamentally altering how populations interact with health information. Yet this rapid integration has consistently outpa...
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OBJECTIVE
Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in global health informatics is accelerating, yet scaling, sustainability, equity, and environmental challenges limit impact, particularly in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Drawing on experience from members of the American Medical Inform...
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