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The Central Government is repurposing digital health platforms Arogya Setu and Co-WIN to address certain health issues in the country, said R S Sharma,...
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The Central Government is repurposing digital health platforms Arogya Setu and Co-WIN to address certain health issues in the country, said R S Sharma,...
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‘Aarogya Setu Data Access and Knowledge Sharing Protocol has been discontinued,’ said the National Informatics Commission (NIC) responding to an RTI by IFF
Survey released by the American Medical Association (AMA) highlights concerns on access, collection, and sale of health data, and with lack of regulations
The new guidelines by the National Health Authority (NHA) specify how health data will be processed, handled, and secured for PMJAY insurance schemes
US Federal Trade Commissions lays out how health and location data can be misused and what it will do to strengthen protection of such...
