New York, September 23, 2026: Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into global healthcare as AI company Anthropic and medical knowledge platform OpenEvidence partner to provide free AI-powered clinical decision support to doctors in around 100 low- and middle-income countries. The initiative is designed for healthcare professionals who may have limited access to medical literature, specialist expertise and continuing medical education. According to information provided by OpenEvidence to Reuters, the rollout includes countries such as Uganda, Angola, Sudan, Haiti and Mongolia. The partnership represents a growing effort to use artificial intelligence to reduce geographical differences in access to medical information. At the same time, the expansion highlights an important question for the healthcare industry: how can AI tools be introduced into clinical settings while maintaining appropriate evidence, safety and human oversight? What Is OpenEvidence? OpenEvidenc...