Dr. Shyam Bishen is a senior healthcare executive with over 25 years of global experience in healthcare public-private partnership, strategy development, M&A, and business development. He comes to the Forum from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in Seattle where he was a regional/deputy director for seven years and was responsible for partnering to harness advances in healthcare to save lives. Before moving to Gates Foundation, he spent more than 20 years in private sector, and most recently headed up emerging markets strategy & innovation at Merck (MSD) in New Jersey as vice president and general manager. Prior to joining the corporate sector, Dr. Bishen was in academia and worked as an Assistant Professor at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. He is qualified with a Ph.D. from the University of Newcastle and an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.
The private sector has a role to play in supporting workforce health and this will also build more resilient global supply chains amid climate volatility.
Los casos de sarampión están aumentando a un ritmo alarmante en Europa, Estados Unidos y otras partes del mundo.
Global health gains are at risk. New funding models, regional systems and delivery innovation are vital to build resilient, equitable healthcare worldwide.
Explore how climate change, clinical trial gender gaps, and genetically modified mosquitoes are shaping global health challenges and solutions.
Top news: Immune system ageing no barrier to cancer treatment; EU and Germany to advance healthcare with AI data initiatives; 3 million children died of AMR-related infections in 2022.
Un 'gasto inteligente', vital para la salud global, según la OCDE; La herramienta de 'patógenos prioritarios' del Reino Unido; ¿Tener hijos podría retrasar el envejecimiento cerebral?
Preventable maternal deaths persist despite decades of progress; WHO completes first global test of new pandemic response system; Neuron-like signals in epithelial cells could advance bio...
Los casos de sarampión están aumentando a un ritmo alarmante en Europa, Estados Unidos y otras partes del mundo. He aquí por qué se está propagando el virus y qué es lo que hay que hacer.
Top health news: 'Smart spending' essential for global health, warns the OECD; UK develops 'priority pathogens' tool; could parenthood slow brain ageing?
Top health stories: Global health risks rise as USAID cut; WHO's new AI governance move; Africa struggles with rising chronic disease burden, and more.
女性健康通常得不到足够的重视和资金支持，这导致了男女之间、国家内部和国家之间在研究和治疗方面的差距。新研究表明，通过培养更多、更健康的全球劳动力，解决女性健康方面的差距，每年可以为全球经济带来4000亿美元的增长。要实现这一目标，各利益相关方必须采取五项行动：统计女性数据、研究女性健康问题、关爱女性、投资女性，以及让女性参与到涵盖其整个生命周期的研究之中。
Top health news: WHO calls for investment in maternal and newborn health; Europe’s life expectancy growth stalls; Major advances in migraine treatment.
Desde la resistencia a los antimicrobianos hasta la salud materna, Davos avanzó en conversaciones sobre muchos temas clave de atención sanitaria.
From antimicrobial resistance to maternal health, Davos advanced conversations on many key healthcare topics. But it also highlighted the need for greater collaboration and financing.
A compact launched at Davos outlines how the private sector can respond to the challenges raised by the growing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) crisis.
