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Alphabet’s Verily Plans to Use Big Data for Health Insurance

Posted on August 26, 2020 by pogowasright.org

Kristen V. Brown reports:

Verily, the Alphabet Inc. life sciences unit that’s previously targeted mosquito-borne illness and launched Covid-19 testing programs, is getting into the health insurance business.

On Tuesday, the San Francisco Bay Area company announced a new subsidiary named Coefficient Insurance that will also be backed by Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, the commercial insurance unit of Swiss Re Group.

Read more on Bloomberg.

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