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Marcus Diddle said 5:58PM on 2-28-2008
Would be really interested in checking this out. I'm scheduled for a kidney donation (giving to my sister) at the Cleveland Clinic this summer, so I'm assuming I'd have access. Any idea how I go about signing up or logging in?
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Ian Furst said 2:25PM on 3-01-2008
I think they've missed the mark on this. Google's strength is data crunching not data storage. They could have done a lot more for the world by helping to increase efficiency by letting clinics crunch info on patient flow. Instead they've become a massive storage vault for 10% of the population with some serious privacy issues.
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