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Health Impact: Gates Cambridge at 25
Usama Mirza (2022 scholar) founded Saving 9 in Pakistan, creating Asia’s first mental health ambulance.
Female responders were trained to break cultural barriers and reach underserved communities.
Counseling interventions grew from 223 (2023–24) to 639 (2024–25), with plans to expand services into more cities.
2. Driving Global Mental Health Research
Raliza Stoyanova (2007 scholar) now leads the International Alliance of Mental Health Research Funders.
She coordinates funding, mobilizes resources, and advises on youth wellbeing and climate–mental health initiatives, helping to accelerate global research impact.
3. Health Tech & Biometric Innovation
Alexandra Grigore and Toby Norman (2011/2012 scholars) co-founded Simprints, a nonprofit biometric ID platform focused on health delivery.
It has reached over 3 million people in 17 countries.
Results include a 38% rise in maternal health visits in Bangladesh and a 62% boost in accurate HIV tracing in Malawi.
4. Evidence-Based Global Health Lessons
Rachel Silverman (2013 scholar) co-edited Millions Saved, documenting 18 global health success stories and 4 failures.
Her work highlights the importance of good design, partnerships, leadership, and rigorous evaluation in health programs.
5. Other Scholar Contributions
Senjuti Saha (2016 scholar) founded a genomics institute in Bangladesh to strengthen outbreak detection.
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