The Medical School of the Mount Sinai hospital system announced it will explore the use of blockchain in healthcare on Tuesday.
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Sunday, July 29, 2018
CryptoCurrency News: Mount Sinai Hospital to Explore Blockchain Applications
The Medical School of the Mount Sinai hospital system announced it will explore the use of blockchain in healthcare on Tuesday.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: A Small Crypto Coin Is Making Big Claims About a Private Proof-of-Stake
Even though it's yet to gain much notoriety, token project Spectre is innovating in a trending area – private staking for proof-of-stake blockchains.
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CryptoCurrency News: A Solution to China's Pharma Woes Might Be a Blockchain Away
Could blockchain help China avoid its next vaccine scandal – or at the very least, allow for more conversation about such issues?
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