Malnutrition / debilitating illnesses could be treated at homes versus health centers
Malnutrition could be checked by arm measurement by parents / community health workers
Cervical cancer could be checked without a pap smear
The breastfeeding "Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative" could be harmful to new mothers / babies
Genetically engineered cows could produce insulin
The ambulance / hospital referral system for pregnant women / others could improve in developing countries
Low-cost, rapid, point-of-care, diagnostic health tests could save millions of lives
Antenatal corticosteroids / probiotics could help newborn babies survive
Homes in developing countries could have healthier / durable / affordable floors
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPM) could be prevented by obstetric measuring drapes / trays, IV iron infusions, and E-MOTIVE guidelines
Untreated strep throat / rheumatic fever could lead to heart damage / arthritis / behavioral disorders / kidney failure / sepsis
Newborns and mothers could have uninterrupted skin-to-skin for at least 1-3 "golden hours" after birth / stay together as much as possible
Single-use, retractable needles / needle-free injectors could be used in hospitals / developing countries / with drug users
Inactivated vaccines could increase mortality due to reduced immune response
Food / skincare / medicine additives / pesticides / herbicides that are banned in other countries could also be banned in the U.S.
Better testing could differentiate between viral / bacterial infections
Rural water systems could be monitored with sensors
Developing countries could have lower priced drugs
Contraception characters / fun, nicely designed clinics with free manicures could improve sexual education / birth control
Male circumcision could reduce HIV/AIDs spread
Clinical trials could not end uninformatively
Processing equipment could be used to produce safe food in developing countries
Prescribing / dispensing drugs could be separated
USAID / international development aid government contracting could improve
Stillbirths could be prevented / researched more
Hormones, antidepressants, steroids, antibiotics, pharmaceuticals etc. could be removed from drinking water
Bribes could not be required to access government services
U.S. health insurance could cover lifesaving breast ultrasounds / MRIs and patients could be informed about dense breasts
Media / news / social media / journalism could not be influenced by the pharmaceutical industry
Vaccines could not expire / be redistributed
Synthetic drugs could be legalized, regulated, made safer, and/or have public awareness campaigns
Gardening, undercooked meat, and unwashed food (toxoplasmosis) could be avoided while pregnant / with weakened immune systems
Litter / plastic waste could become prosthetics
Families could be enrolled in Medicaid / social services at laundromats, hairdressers, or other public places
Cookstoves could be solar / satellite dishes
Mental health care systems could improve in developing countries
Working / living temperatures could be cooler or warmer with roofs / fans in developing countries
Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) could be eliminated
The newborn screening system could include additional disorders
Developing countries could have less "brain drain" and/or create incentives for returning
Solving indoor air pollution could prevent around 4 million deaths a year
Private equity could negatively affect healthcare quality
Health technologies / solutions could be created in developing countries to be available faster
The design of immunization records could be improved
Developing country blood banks could increase supply with motorcycles and google maps
The global health supply chain could be faster, cheaper, and safer
Engineering companies could have divisions to address global challenges
Chlorine could be created / dispensed in developing countries
Long-acting contraceptive devices could be easy to insert
Mother to child transmission of HIV could be prevented with a pouch
Medical oxygen could be available and uninterrupted by power outages
Malaria could be prevented with a vaccine
Fridges could be powered by solar energy
Blockchain could create secure and transportable identification, health, land, education, financial, voting, and employment records
Handwashing with soap could be fun
Bridges could help those in rural villages
Family caregivers could be trained in medical skills to improve patient outcomes at home
Instructional videos could improve global health
Governments could invest in large scale toilet construction, maintenance, waste disposal, user feedback/design, sewer systems, and behavioral change/public campaigns
Single use, compostable toilets could be available in developing countries and humanitarian crises
Herbicides / pesticides / lead / toxins could not be found in food
Home / building design / ventilation / height could prevent malaria
Toxic waste could be recycled rather than shipped to developing countries
Allied healthcare professionals could be the last mile in delivering quality healthcare
Children could be tested for sickle cell anemia to prevent future harm and the disease could be treated more effectively
Nicotine in cigarettes could be reduced to nonaddictive levels
Cuban family doctors could be a model for primary healthcare
Color-changing medical sutures could detect infection
Clinical knowledge, health workers' absenteeism rates, corruption/bribes/theft, power outages, and drug/medical supply availability / counterfeit medications could be improved in global health
Countries could have universal healthcare coverage
Plastic and electronic waste disposal in developing countries could create health and environmental issues
Formula milk companies could not target new mothers in developing countries
Nuclear / radioactive waste could be used for energy or disposed safely
Small loans could enable clean water access
Aflatoxin could be prevented in developing countries' crops
Water could be re-mineralized with salt, drops, containers, or filters
Developing medical human resources could improve global health outcomes
Language could be translated and created to improve global health
Ashtrays could be shaped like lungs
Cleft surgical repair could be available around the world
Stickers could prevent traffic accidents
A plastic bag device could be used for safer childbirth
New parents could get infant training / check-ins after birth
Pregnant women could have multiple testing for Group B Strep / a vaccine could be developed / more information and awareness could be available
Women / girls access to education / family planning could have a big effect on climate change, health, and development
Breast pumps could be discreet, rechargeable, and have a portable storage cooler
The World Health Organization's structure, management, and focus could improve
The World Health Organization (WHO) could be less susceptible to the influence of donors / countries
Teachers could help diagnose vision problems / deliver eyecare
Telementoring / telemedicine could help underserved communities access quality healthcare
Zinc tablets with oral rehydration salts (ORS) could save lives from diarrhea
Vitamins could be distributed throughout the developing world
Patient ambassadors could spread helpful health information and services
Motorcycles / bicycles could deliver emergency healthcare more effectively
Glysophate / pesticides / herbicides could have harmful effects on animal / human health
Human milk banks could help save infants' lives
Community health workers / entrepreneurs / mentors / volunteers could improve health outcomes
Birthing / newborn kits could be provided to mothers without hospital or health clinic access
Children / adults in developing countries could be dewormed
Unopened, unexpired medications could be provided to patients in need
Progressive soap operas, reality TV shows, and other shows could be used to boost human rights / public health / child development
Financial rewards for / selling human organs could be legal
