Can AI make childbirth safer in Africa? These startups think so
TechCabal | Faith Omoniyi - Nov 18, 2025

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- Ubenwa trains AI to analyze infant cries for detecting birth asphyxia using just a smartphone.
- DeepEcho's AI platform allows non-specialists to perform fetal ultrasounds in minutes, reducing the time from 30 minutes to approximately six.
- Babymomsi provides an AI-driven maternal mental health platform to support mothers dealing with postpartum depression.
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The advancements in AI-driven healthcare solutions for maternal and infant health in Africa are commendable, yet the ongoing challenges of cultural stigma and regulatory hurdles must be addressed to ensure widespread adoption and effectiveness. The potential for these technologies to save lives is significant, but careful implementation and community engagement are crucial.
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