The leapfrog effect is the idea that low-tech health solutions developed in resource poor countries will eventually replace outdated and clunky healthcare technology. Dr. Mary Leuchars reports.
The Leapfrog Effect of Technology on Global Health
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The leapfrog effect is the idea that low-tech health solutions developed in resource poor countries will eventually replace outdated and clunky healthcare technology. Dr. Mary Leuchars reports.
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