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TechCrunch UK Nov 04 09[UK] Taking responsibility for one's own health records, let alone storing then online, is a pretty alien concept to most Brits, considering the National Health Service (NHS) and the centrally stored patient database that's being rolled out on our behalf. That isn't stopping Scotland-based MyVaccs, however, which is hoping to persuade parents, students and frequent travelers in the UK to upload their vaccination history and utilise the site's ability to help them stay up to date with any required jabs. Full story...
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