In rural Ghana, biometric tech is transforming access to maternal care by helping make patients visible to the health system.

Nanama Boatemaa Acheampong is a freelance writer based in Ghana. She contributes to Global Citizen in a freelance capacity, focusing on human-centered issues.

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