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Why privacy could be an obstacle in healthcare

Without freely available, high-quality data research will suffer unnecessarily.

Wed, 29 Aug 2018

When talking about medical data, the first thing that generally comes to mind is privacy.

No one wants their most intimate healthcare records stolen by cyber-criminals to be used in all manner of illegal activity. That’s why most privacy agreements include provisions about sharing data with

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