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The aggregation of cardiovascular data is one of the grey areas that medical professionals, insurers, and incentivized information aggregators struggle to cope with. This hindrance exists largely due to the complexities associated with collection of relevant data sets that assist medical and insurance professionals in diagnosing cardiovascular ailments, from clinical or insurance standpoints. For example, insurers and doctors tracking the lifestyle of users through wearable devices can be easily misguided; a user can attach his or her fitness tracker to a dog, fake the number of calories burnt in a day, and avoid the treadmill altogether. Though this classifies as ignorance, the health of an individual is compromised at the expense of insurance companies, which lose significant financial resources when offering discounted policy premiums to customers by observing their fitness records. This lack of transparency led to the amalgamation of medical sciences and blockchain, forged by the competence of Cardiocoin, a company offering a preventive healthcare program that supersedes the aforementioned hindrances.
“90 percent of all heart diseases can be averted through preventive care, and that is primarily what we specialize in at Cardiocoin,” begins Daniel Park, founder and CEO of Cardiocoin. “We utilize blockchain technology to offer verification of data, ensuring that it is reliable and therefore valuable to data aggregators and demanders such as healthcare and insurance providers.”
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