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Singapore Hack Is a Speed Bump for $9 Trillion Industry
Health tech will roll on after this data breach.
Let’s keep it in here.
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As far as cyberhacks go, those in health care are particularly irksome.
The notion that some stranger, a malicious one at that, has accessed our medical data gets under most people’s skin. Even beyond financial and employment data, there’s nothing more personal than our history of diseases, diagnoses and medicines, including possibly psychological or even terminal conditions.