Since Wilhem Roentgen first discovered x-rays 121 years ago, the imaging industry has grown into one of the largest sectors in the healthcare industry—but access remains limited for the majority of the world's population. An extreme imaging shortage persists in under-developed parts of the world, brought on by a combination of unreliable equipment, lack of radiologists and/or the absence of a telemedicine program.

Read more about the rest of the world's imaging infrastructure at The Atlantic.