Nivi and MSD Partner to Expand HPV Awareness in Asia Through AI Platform
Nivi and MSD announced in a press release a collaboration to increase awareness of HPV diseases and cervical cancer prevention across India, Indonesia, and Thailand. The initiative uses Nivi’s conversational AI platform to deliver localized health education and guidance.
The platform, which has already engaged 2.5 million users, will provide personalized HPV risk assessments, respond to user questions in local languages, and connect individuals to nearby vaccination and screening services through messaging apps such as WhatsApp.
This effort seeks to address knowledge and access barriers in regions with high cervical cancer incidence by offering accessible digital health information and direct service referrals.
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