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Big Tech Expands Footprint in Health

Posted on November 28, 2018 by pogowasright.org
Melanie Evans and Laura Stevens report:
Amazon.com Inc. is starting to sell software that mines patient medical records for information doctors and hospitals could use to improve treatment and cut costs. The move is the latest by a big technology company into health care, an industry where it sees opportunities for growth.
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