vonnie: the 2024 report from the bill and melinda gates foundation found the worst child health crisis is malnutrition and its economic impacts. caroline hyde recently spoke with bill gates about the details. caroline, what stood out to you as the deepest impacts of what they are trying to do? caroline: the economic costs. $3 trillion. we talk about companies, nvidia being worth three toyland dollars -- $3 trillion. the global impact of malnutrition in this day and age being 3 trillion dollars. why? because it impacts not just the ability for children to grow, but mental capacity. it forces countries in particular african nations into poverty traps when they can't escape it. talking to the man we have with technological innovation. it does not take much to make malnutrition a thing of the past. it means bouillon cubes that are more fortified, prenatal vitamins. let's hear more about how ai and innovation can help. bill: malnutrition is in some ways a very basic thing. we do need to raise money to get resources for this so that poor countries get out of the poverty traps and are self-su

so in 2024 , the bill and melinda gates foundation became the largest sponsor of the vos. the gavi alliance is not far behind. this is a global network working in the interests of vaccine manufacturers. to understand, they were the ones who promoted the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine to the market, which obviously did not undergo all the necessary tests and turned out to be deadly. these are the professionals in their field. what is happening in africa today with acute monkeys, i i think, in many ways, it has a political, political nature. this can be used. in order to isolate the growing continent, the black continent, well, imagine if there in a few dozen cases, this number will be overcome and will reach several hundred thousand and several million, of course, the biased cart on the orders of the western elites will do everything to begin to slow it down, in quotes, this pandemic, epidemic on the territory of africa, and this will mean for african countries the introduction and pushing so that they... restrictions were introduced so that the process of isolation began

the bill and melinda gates nutrition annual goalkeeper reports 400 million children worldwide are not getting the nutrients they need to grow and thrive. the report highlights concrete actions to save lives, including increasing milk production by two to three times, adding nutrients to household staples and expanding access to prenatal vitamins. >> we've traditionally given pregnant women two vitamins, folic acid and iron, and those are beneficial, but what we found through our studies was adding 13 more in which surprisingly only costs a little more than $1, that really improves the outcome. >> so the report looks at the impact of climate change on child malnutrition forecasting an additional 40 million children will still have stunted growth by 2050. gates told cbs mornings that helping children grow up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: lebanon's deadliest day in nearly two decades as israel targets hezbollah with air strikes. tonight, the united states deploys more troops to the middle east as tensions escalate. >> i have a message for the

residency, then i got a phone call from a friend who i met on the campaign who said, bill and melinda gatesere setting up this foundation and they had big aspirations for what they wanted to do and they were looking for someone who knew health economics and medicine and had some perspective on global health issues, so i interviewed for a job. david: and you got it? >> i did. david: what is the challenge you had? why don't you describe what you tried to do while you are there. quex this project was their big initial effort. in the same article they pointed out that a company was rolling out a vaccine in the united states to address rotavirus rickets didn't die of the disease. there is a simple question of why couldn't we get the vaccines that every child on the planet, in particular those that need them to survive. david: year trying to get the vaccine to every child in the world that needed it. >> we stud on global birth cohort and we assessed the data and concluded that half of those kids were getting some form of robust vaccination that could save their lives from infectious diseases. dav

but then i got a phone call from a friend who met on the campaign who said bill and melinda gates wereting up this foundation and they had big aspirations for what they wanted to do and they were looking for someone who knew health economics and medicine and had some perspective on global health issues, so i interviewed for a job. david: and you got it. dr. shah: i did. david: why not you describe what you tried to do over that two or three years were there? dr. shah: this project was really there big, initial effort. bill and melinda had read an article about a disease that was killing 400,000 kids around the world every year, and in that same article they pointed out that a company was rolling out a vaccine in the united states to address the virus where kids actually didn't die of the disease. so they had the very simple question, why couldn't we get the vaccines to every child on the planet, in particular those that need them to survive? david:0 so your project was to get this vaccine to everybody in the world, every child that needed it. dr. shah: every childhood vaccine that exis

but then i got a phone call from a friend who i met on the campaign who said, you know, bill and melinda gatesere setting up this foundation. and they had big aspirations for what they wanted to do. and they were looking for someone who knew health, economics and medicine. and had some perspective on global health issues. so i interviewed for a job. david: and you got it? dr. shah: i did. david: what was the challengin -- challenge you had there, you wrote although it in your book, but why don't you describe the challenge you had to do there over like two or three-year period of time you were there. dr. shah: this project was really their big initial effort. bill and melinda had read an article about a disease called rotavirus that was killing 400,000 kids around the world every year. and in that same article, they pointed out that a company, merck, was rolling out a vaccine in the united states to address rotavirus where kids actually didn't die of the disease. and so they had a very simple question of, why couldn't we get the vaccines to every child on the planet and particular, those that n

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were prepared. plus there are also mosquito factories there, which are financed by the bill and melinda gatesoundation, so it is not surprising that we have, west nile fever has appeared in the country, and you somehow talk about all this so calmly, i don’t know, i listen to all this and well, it’s unpleasant for me that we cannot see this bacteria ourselves, protect ourselves from it in principle, probably we can. look from what kind of plague in the literal and figurative sense we are really protecting our citizens, when mariupol was liberated, i hope we will liberate odessa too, you know, such nazi methods in fact, you immediately understand every time, historical analogies suggest themselves stalingrad, the nazis tried and did everything to infect the city with cholera, then the city was saved by our doctor-microbiologist, she was the first in the soviet union to develop an antibiotic zenaida ermolieva, here we have, i am sure that now we have specialists ready to resist this plague, well, as for america and the methods it uses, of course, here the following conclusion suggests itself, pr

came on board with many other individuals, self-made billionaires, like sarah blakely, to melinda french gatesrs. we think the combination of big institutions like cambridge associates and ubs, these kinds of institutions have realized that this is now a mainstream opportunity. caroline: we were looking at the previous portfolio from the first fund. the vintage is good. the billions and wealth you've raised, these founders have made themselves valuable. guild education, spring health, but these companies have not yet exited, some of them. when might that occur? if you do, where do these female founders want to go? or are they looking at m&a opportunities? jenny: it's a great question, data shows they deliver one meal faster. like all companies, there has been a slow or ipo market and we invest sometimes as early as the late seed, as well as an open ipo market. of course, there are pe byes, and others. caroline: we just heard from someone who jumped on board to commit capital in a moment where the pendulum swung, we are hearing more pushback on funds that focus on minority founders rather than

it is the commonest cause of death globally for children under one because thanks to bill and melinda gatesafe and the good news is there has been large studies done, across america and europe, which have shown the vaccine to be quite good. to the vaccine to be quite good. tr? extend that thread, we saw all sorts of controversies that's the right word over the covid—19 vaccines. and therefore people being more wary of vaccines and general. there is no need for any worry here because this is absolutely been copper bottom? the point is that vaccines are safer than the disease but no professional will say there are 100% safe there will say there are 100% safe there will always be some problems with pain on the arms and one in a million or one out of 100,000 at risk of a reaction. the data for this vaccine as it is very good. it has been approved across europe, america, canada, australia, japan, and just globally the world is now approving this vaccine to go into pregnant mothers, pregnant mothers clearly a group of people who will be quite anxious about that. there has been huge efforts made t